Tata Power Solar has completed a solar engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a 66 MW solar project in India, bringing its cumulative PV portfolio to 9.7 GWp.

Vibrant Energy’s 66 MW solar plant

Photo: Tata Power

From pv magazine India

Tata Power’s solar EPC and manufacturing unit, Tata Power Solar, has commissioned a 66 MW solar power project at an undisclosed location in India for Vibrant Energy.

The PV project is expected to produce 110,029 units of electricity per year. It spreads over 191 hectares and has 127,268 solar modules. It was completed within nine months.

“The team set up a two-story pool substation in a wave-free area, and hard rock was poured to ensure the structural stability of the entire EHV (Extra High Voltage) system,” Tata Power said. “The material is raised directly at the work site to avoid delays caused by multiple moves and to be normalized immediately.’

The project has brought Tata Power’s total solar capacity to 9.7 GWp.

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