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Avaada Power commits bllion to Uttar Pradesh solar projects
by Staff Writers
Lucknow, India (SPX) Feb 28, 2018

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Avaada Power Pvt. Ltd, India's leading clean energy company, has signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Uttar Pradesh to invest USD 1.55 billion in the state for developing 1,600 MW Solar Projects. The projects will be developed across Mirzapur, Badun, Gorakhpur and Bundelkhand districts.

With this investment, nearly 3,700 employment opportunities will be created. Some of these investments are being made in under-developed and developing regions, thereby offering employment opportunities to the communities located there.

The company's commitment is in line with Uttar Pradesh's annual target of 2,000 MW production capacity of solar energy. The MoU was signed as part of 'UP Investors Summit 2018', in the presence of Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Shri Yogi Adityanath.

Uttar Pradesh currently has an installed capacity of 569.35 MW solar energy and has the potential to touch a high generation figure of 22.8 GW. Avaada Power plans to help in bridging this gap.

With its solar commitment, the organization will be able to mitigate nearly 25,79,820 tonnes of carbon emissions on an annual basis. Clean energy generated through these projects will be enough to power nearly 7.44 million households in Uttar Pradesh.

Vineet Mittal, Chairman, Avaada Group, said, "We are geared up to support Uttar Pradesh's mission of utilizing the potential of the sun to power its development needs sustainably. We are working aggressively to help catapult the state on the clean energy trajectory. The state falls under high solar irradiation zone, which offers tremendous opportunities for expanding its clean energy portfolio.

"We are glad that this MoU will enable Uttar Pradesh to be the front runner in achieving Hon. Prime Minister's vision of 100GW of solar energy by 2022. The company is committed to provide affordable, clean and abundant power for the country and will continue to focus on innovative green technologies".

Avaada Power is embarking on a new journey towards bringing sustainable energy for the country with plans of setting up mega projects to generate thousands of megawatts of power in a phased manner. The company's engineering team has demonstrated the ability to design, engineer and build renewable projects with high performance outputs and low cost - delivery period.

There is need for urgent increase of renewable energy for the country to be able to combat climate change while reducing air pollution and helping the country meet its energy goals. Northern states of India have a significant potential for solar power generation.


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