BHEL bags Rs 62 cr solar power project
State-run BHEL has secured an order worth around Rs 62 crore for setting up solar power project for Karnataka Power Corporation Limited.
"BHEL has won a turnkey contract for setting up a grid-connected solar photo voltaic (SPV) power plant of 5-MW capacity at Belakavadi village, near Mandya, in Karnataka," a company release said.
Valued at nearly Rs 62 crore, the order was placed on BHEL by Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL). With this order, the company is presently executing SPV-based power projects of various capacities totalling 16 MW.
The SPV modules are manufactured at BHEL's manufacturing facility located at Bangalore. Solar cells and modules manufactured by the company are also exported to countries like Germany, Australia and Italy.
Meanwhile, BHEL recently bagged a Rs 5,450 crore order from Bajaj Hindustan Delhi for the supply, erection and commissioning of a 3x660-MW capacity thermal power plant at Lalitpur, in Uttar Pradesh.
The boilers for the six 660-MW thermal power plant units would be designed and manufactured at BHEL's Tiruchi unit, supply of boiler auxiliaries would be done by the Ranipet unit, electronics and instrumentation by the Bangalore unit and erection and commissioning by BHEL North Sector.
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