In a significant boost to India’s renewable energy sector, a leading solar pumps manufacturer has bagged a major order worth ₹70 crore from the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL).
The order underscores the state’s commitment to expanding clean energy adoption in agriculture and rural sectors. Under the initiative, solar-powered pumps will be deployed across various districts of Maharashtra, helping farmers reduce dependency on conventional electricity and diesel-powered pumps.
Key Highlights of the Deal
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Order Value: ₹70,00,00,000 (₹70 crore)
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Client: Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL)
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Scope: Supply, installation, and commissioning of solar-powered water pumps
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Impact: Promotion of sustainable irrigation, reduced carbon emissions, and lower operational costs for farmers
Driving Sustainable Agriculture
The deployment of solar pumps will not only ensure reliable power supply for irrigation but also align with the government’s broader vision of doubling farmer income through sustainable practices. With reduced electricity costs and near-zero fuel expenses, farmers stand to benefit significantly.
Industry Outlook
India has been aggressively promoting solar pumps under schemes like PM-KUSUM, which aims to install millions of solar pumps nationwide. With rising demand, companies in this space are witnessing strong growth momentum, supported by both state and central government initiatives.
This ₹70 crore order reinforces the crucial role solar energy companies play in the clean energy transition and highlights Maharashtra’s proactive stance in empowering farmers through renewable energy solutions.