Solar Power Developer, HFM Solar Power Private Limited has commissioned a 330 kWp roof-top solar project at Royal Global Institutions, Guwahati. The roof-top solar was built in collaboration with SECI and MNRE.
The company will provide solar power to Royal Global Institutions at tariffs that are cheaper than grid tariff based on the RESCO model.
Dharmendra Jain, Director, HFM Solar said “Rooftop Solar Segment is growing rapidly in India and with more visibility of rooftop Solar on residential, commercial, industrial, institutional buildings, the awareness about the same is also increasing. Government is also supporting the sector by introducing practical policies encouraging rooftop development and removing policy hurdles making it simpler. We are happy to note that the solar power supplied to Royal Global Institutions will be at a cost which is drastically cheaper than the grid tariff, providing substantial cost savings to the Institution as well. When distinguished institutions such as Royal Global move towards sustainability, they set an example for the public to adopt sustainable ways of living. We are extremely happy to help them reduce its dependence on conventional sources of energy and adopt rooftop solar projects to meet their daily power needs. We have a responsibility to help reduce CO2 emissions and contribute towards the objective of energy conservation.”
