Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL), a subsidiary of Tata Power, has successfully commissioned one of India’s largest floating solar power projects. Located in Madhya Pradesh’s Khandwa district, the Omkareshwar Floating Solar Project boasts a capacity of 126 MW, significantly advancing India’s renewable energy landscape.
Key project highlights:
- Massive Capacity: The installation, with 213,460 bifacial modules, generates 204,580 MWh annually, offsetting 173,893 tonnes of CO₂ each year.
- Environmental Innovation: Spanning 260 hectares of water, it houses the world’s largest inverter floating platform, minimizing land use and reducing reservoir evaporation.
- Technical Challenges Overcome: Engineers tackled fluctuating water levels, strong winds, and restricted access to complete the project in just 26 months.
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“This project showcases our commitment to renewable innovation,” said Deepesh Nanda, TPREL’s CEO, emphasizing the environmental benefits. Rajeev Jain, MD of NHDC Limited, noted the project’s vital role in advancing sustainable energy solutions while conserving water.
This landmark installation highlights Tata Power’s leadership in green energy, contributing to its expanding 10.9 GW renewable portfolio, with 5.6 GW in progress. The Omkareshwar Floating Solar Project sets a global standard for floating solar, driving India’s renewable energy journey forward.
