US-based solar solutions provider Suntuity Group Tuesday announced its foray into the Indian renewable energy sector with the commissioning of its maiden project in Maharashtra. “The company, part of Suntuity Group, is proud to announce its maiden roof-top project. This 103-kW (kilowatt) rooftop solar project is at an educational institution in South Mumbai. The project marks the foray of Suntuity Group in India,” Suntuity Renewable Energy India said in a statement.
The company said Vikram Solar has manufactured the modules used in the project. Imaan Javan, director, Suntuity Renewable Energy India, said: “Our solutions cater to assist reducing carbon footprint and help in a clean way of life. We have deployed many installations across the world, and it’s a great feeling to know that we play a part in moulding young minds towards energy conservation with this maiden project.”
The Suntuity Group develops, finance, build, own and operate residential, commercial and utility-scale renewable energy solutions across the world. The company has installed over 250 megawatt (MW) of solar PV since its formation in 2008. Suntuity installs over 4,000 residential solar systems every year in the US.
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