Grew Energy has successfully secured a significant contract to supply 500 MW of photovoltaic (PV) modules for a large-scale solar power project in Rajasthan. The project is being developed by Jindal Renewables, which is part of the Jindal Group, known for its leadership in the steel manufacturing sector. This partnership marks a pivotal step towards advancing Jindal’s efforts to integrate renewable energy into its operations and support its long-term sustainability goals. By utilising solar energy, Jindal Renewables aims to power its steel production processes with cleaner, more environmentally friendly energy solutions.
This collaboration aligns with Jindal Renewables’ ongoing commitment to driving sustainability within the steel industry. Bharat Saxena, President of Jindal Renewables, commented on the significance of the project, noting that this initiative represents the first step in the company’s broader strategy to adopt renewable energy solutions. With the solar power plant expected to be a key enabler of lower-emission steel production, Jindal Renewables is not only contributing to cleaner energy generation but also taking a leadership role in reducing the carbon footprint of India’s steel sector.
As the solar project progresses, it is expected to pave the way for future initiatives aimed at increasing the use of renewable energy across the steel manufacturing industry. This venture reflects the growing trend of integrating sustainability into industrial practices, especially in energy-intensive sectors like steel. With the support of Grew Energy’s advanced solar modules, Jindal Renewables is poised to continue leading the way in renewable energy adoption, fostering a cleaner, greener future for the industry and the nation at large.
