SAEL Industries Commissions 50 MW Solar Plant in Maharashtra, Boosting Green Energy Push – EQ
In Short : SAEL Industries’ subsidiary, Solar RE Power, has commissioned a 50 MW solar power plant in Beed, Maharashtra, using advanced TOPCon bifacial modules. The project will generate over 100 GWh of green energy annually under a 25-year PPA with MSEDCL. This milestone supports Maharashtra’s renewable goals and expands SAEL’s growing clean energy portfolio across India.
In Detail : Solar RE Power, a subsidiary of SAEL Industries, has successfully commissioned a 50 MW ground-mounted solar power project in Beed district, Maharashtra. The project marks a key milestone in the company’s efforts to expand its renewable energy footprint across India.
The plant uses advanced TOPCon bifacial solar modules, which are known for their higher efficiency and improved performance under varying environmental conditions. These modules help optimize power generation and ensure better energy yields compared to conventional technologies.
This solar project is expected to generate over 100 GWh of clean electricity annually. The energy produced will contribute directly to Maharashtra’s renewable energy targets and help reduce carbon emissions in the region.
A long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) has been signed with the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) for a period of 25 years. This provides revenue certainty and tariff stability, making the project financially viable and investor-friendly.
Laxit Awla, Director at SAEL Industries, stated that the commissioning of this project reflects the company’s commitment to building sustainable infrastructure that benefits both the environment and local communities.
SAEL Industries continues to scale its renewable energy portfolio, which includes utility-scale solar projects, waste-to-energy plants, and module manufacturing. The company currently manages a solar IPP capacity of over 6.7 GW across India.
The Beed project is part of SAEL’s broader vision to strengthen India’s energy independence through clean, indigenous power generation. It also enhances the renewable share in Maharashtra’s electricity mix.
The choice of TOPCon bifacial modules ensures greater reliability and durability, making the project technologically advanced and well-positioned for long-term operational success.
This commissioning adds significant capacity to SAEL’s solar portfolio and aligns with its future plans, including a major investment in a 5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, reinforcing its role in India’s green energy transition.
