Juniper Green Energy, one of India ’s leading renewable energy companies, has launched an ambitious 100 MW solar project to supply electricity across borders to the Kingdom of Bhutan. Located in the state of Rajasthan, the solar plant marks a significant step forward in the expansion of the company’s energy capacity, which is dedicated to developing clean energy projects such as solar, wind and hybrid.
Solar project to supply electricity to Bhutan
This energy cooperation agreement between India and Bhutan, which will enable the neighbouring country to receive up to 50% of the energy generated during the winter months , highlights the importance of regional energy interconnections. This project will contribute to Bhutan’s energy security and support the transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources across the region.
Naresh Mansukhani, CEO of Juniper Green Energy, expressed his enthusiasm, emphasizing that the project reinforces the company’s commitment to regional energy integration and sustainability.
The 100 MW solar project is a testament to Juniper Green Energy’s progress and an example of how South Asian countries can work together to optimize the use of renewable energy resources. The plant adds to the company’s total generating capacity, which currently stands at 1.1 GWp, as it continues to lead the clean energy transition in the region.
Ankush Malik, Chief Operating Officer of Juniper, added that the launch of this project demonstrates the company’s commitment to meeting local and international energy needs.
The advancement of this solar project reinforces the importance of energy partnerships in South Asia, where nations are looking for ways to diversify their energy sources and ensure a steady supply. With the growth of renewable energy and the interconnection of energy grids, India and Bhutan can now collaborate on a more sustainable and secure energy system.
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Source: Juniper Green Energy
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