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KPI Green Energy Limited has announced the successful commissioning of 200 MW (AC) / 269 MW (DC) solar power capacity for Coal India Limited at GIPCL’s Solar Park in Khavda, Gujarat. The commissioned capacity forms part of the larger 300 MW (AC) / 405 MW (DC) grid-connected ground-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) project being executed by the company on an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) basis. The commissioning has been certified by the Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA).

The latest milestone further strengthens KPI Green Energy’s presence at the Khavda Renewable Energy Park, one of India’s largest renewable energy hubs. The project reflects the company’s continued capability in executing large-scale utility solar projects and reinforces its position as a key EPC player in India’s fast-growing renewable energy sector.

With the commissioning of the initial 200 MW capacity, work on the remaining portion of the 300 MW project is expected to continue. The company stated that the project aligns with its long-term growth strategy and contributes to KP Group’s vision of developing a 10 GW clean energy portfolio by 2030.

The development also supports Coal India Limited’s ongoing diversification into renewable energy as the public sector enterprise expands its clean energy portfolio alongside its conventional business. The Khavda Renewable Energy Park continues to play a pivotal role in India’s renewable energy expansion, facilitating the deployment of large-scale solar projects that contribute to the country’s clean energy and decarbonization objectives.

According to the company’s regulatory filing, the successful commissioning has been completed in accordance with project requirements and certified by GEDA, marking another significant milestone in KPI Green Energy’s execution journey.

Delta Electronics India has proposed the establishment of ARIVAM (AI Data Centre, Renewables, Integrated Micro Grid Solutions, Validated Engineering and Management Centre) at its existing facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The proposed centre will focus on testing, validation, engineering, and lifecycle management of AI data centres, renewable energy systems, and integrated microgrid solutions.

The initiative was discussed during a meeting between Delta Electronics India President Benjamin Lin, Managing Director Niranjan Nayak, and the Government of Tamil Nadu. The company also explored potential collaborations in areas including energy infrastructure, energy storage, AI data centre development, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.

The proposed ARIVAM centre will build on Delta’s existing manufacturing presence in Krishnagiri and aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions by combining artificial intelligence, renewable energy technologies, and advanced microgrid capabilities.

The company stated that the initiative aligns with its focus on energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and Industry 4.0-driven smart manufacturing. Delta’s Krishnagiri facility already serves as a reference site for advanced automation and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Through this proposed centre, Delta Electronics India aims to strengthen its role in supporting India’s evolving clean energy ecosystem and the growing demand for intelligent, reliable, and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Delta Electronics India has proposed the establishment of ARIVAM (AI Data Centre, Renewables, Integrated Micro Grid Solutions, Validated Engineering and Management Centre) at its existing facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The proposed centre will focus on testing, validation, engineering, and lifecycle management of AI data centres, renewable energy systems, and integrated microgrid solutions.

The initiative was discussed during a meeting between Delta Electronics India President Benjamin Lin, Managing Director Niranjan Nayak, and the Government of Tamil Nadu. The company also explored potential collaborations in areas including energy infrastructure, energy storage, AI data centre development, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.

The proposed ARIVAM centre will build on Delta’s existing manufacturing presence in Krishnagiri and aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions by combining artificial intelligence, renewable energy technologies, and advanced microgrid capabilities.

The company stated that the initiative aligns with its focus on energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and Industry 4.0-driven smart manufacturing. Delta’s Krishnagiri facility already serves as a reference site for advanced automation and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Through this proposed centre, Delta Electronics India aims to strengthen its role in supporting India’s evolving clean energy ecosystem and the growing demand for intelligent, reliable, and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Delta Electronics India has proposed the establishment of ARIVAM (AI Data Centre, Renewables, Integrated Micro Grid Solutions, Validated Engineering and Management Centre) at its existing facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The proposed centre will focus on testing, validation, engineering, and lifecycle management of AI data centres, renewable energy systems, and integrated microgrid solutions.

The initiative was discussed during a meeting between Delta Electronics India President Benjamin Lin, Managing Director Niranjan Nayak, and the Government of Tamil Nadu. The company also explored potential collaborations in areas including energy infrastructure, energy storage, AI data centre development, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.

The proposed ARIVAM centre will build on Delta’s existing manufacturing presence in Krishnagiri and aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions by combining artificial intelligence, renewable energy technologies, and advanced microgrid capabilities.

The company stated that the initiative aligns with its focus on energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and Industry 4.0-driven smart manufacturing. Delta’s Krishnagiri facility already serves as a reference site for advanced automation and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Through this proposed centre, Delta Electronics India aims to strengthen its role in supporting India’s evolving clean energy ecosystem and the growing demand for intelligent, reliable, and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Delta Electronics India has proposed the establishment of ARIVAM (AI Data Centre, Renewables, Integrated Micro Grid Solutions, Validated Engineering and Management Centre) at its existing facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The proposed centre will focus on testing, validation, engineering, and lifecycle management of AI data centres, renewable energy systems, and integrated microgrid solutions.

The initiative was discussed during a meeting between Delta Electronics India President Benjamin Lin, Managing Director Niranjan Nayak, and the Government of Tamil Nadu. The company also explored potential collaborations in areas including energy infrastructure, energy storage, AI data centre development, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.

The proposed ARIVAM centre will build on Delta’s existing manufacturing presence in Krishnagiri and aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions by combining artificial intelligence, renewable energy technologies, and advanced microgrid capabilities.

The company stated that the initiative aligns with its focus on energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and Industry 4.0-driven smart manufacturing. Delta’s Krishnagiri facility already serves as a reference site for advanced automation and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Through this proposed centre, Delta Electronics India aims to strengthen its role in supporting India’s evolving clean energy ecosystem and the growing demand for intelligent, reliable, and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Delta Electronics India has proposed the establishment of ARIVAM (AI Data Centre, Renewables, Integrated Micro Grid Solutions, Validated Engineering and Management Centre) at its existing facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The proposed centre will focus on testing, validation, engineering, and lifecycle management of AI data centres, renewable energy systems, and integrated microgrid solutions.

The initiative was discussed during a meeting between Delta Electronics India President Benjamin Lin, Managing Director Niranjan Nayak, and the Government of Tamil Nadu. The company also explored potential collaborations in areas including energy infrastructure, energy storage, AI data centre development, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.

The proposed ARIVAM centre will build on Delta’s existing manufacturing presence in Krishnagiri and aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions by combining artificial intelligence, renewable energy technologies, and advanced microgrid capabilities.

The company stated that the initiative aligns with its focus on energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and Industry 4.0-driven smart manufacturing. Delta’s Krishnagiri facility already serves as a reference site for advanced automation and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Through this proposed centre, Delta Electronics India aims to strengthen its role in supporting India’s evolving clean energy ecosystem and the growing demand for intelligent, reliable, and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Leading energy developer Berde Renewables, a portfolio company of global infrastructure investor I Squared Capital, has partnered with Sungrow Power, one of the world’s leading inverter, energy storage, and solar tech companies, and its authorized regional distributor, Solar Hive, to help businesses in the Philippines and Thailand transition to cleaner, more reliable, and more cost-efficient energy.

At the center of the partnership is a Master Framework Agreement (MFA), under which Berde will procure 200MW of solar inverters and 500MWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) over the next three years for projects across both markets.

“This partnership gives Berde the scale, technology, and regional support to deliver clean energy solutions with greater speed and confidence across the Philippines and Thailand,” said Patrick Zhu, Chief Executive Officer of Berde Renewables.

Zhu added, “The combination of 200MW of solar and 500MWh of battery storage is a major step forward for our business and a meaningful milestone, especially for battery storage in the Philippines as demand grows for more flexible and resilient energy solutions.”

Through the partnership, Berde will tap Sungrow’s inverters, battery storage, EV charging, and smart energy technologies, while Solar Hive will provide regional logistics, spare parts, technical support, and after-sales service across the Philippines and Thailand.

“Sungrow, as the globally leading PV inverter and energy storage system provider, is confident it will help Berde Renewables accelerate the deployment of reliable, high-performance clean energy across Southeast Asia,” said Michael Ruan, Regional Director for Southeast Asia at Sungrow Power.

“As Sungrow Power’s regional distribution partner, Solar Hive is committed to supporting Berde’s solar business development in the Philippines and Thailand through our distribution network and fast after-sales service. We hope this 200 MW / 500 MWh milestone serves as a springboard for expanding our collaboration across other parts of Southeast Asia,” said David Zhang, Head of Sales and Business Development at Solar Hive.

The companies will also work together on technical training and certification, joint market development, stakeholder engagement, and potential co-investment and vendor financing opportunities for selected projects.

The partnership further strengthens Berde’s ability to help Philippine businesses reduce energy costs. With priority access to Sungrow’s latest factory-new equipment and a streamlined regional supply chain, projects for Philippine and Thai businesses can move faster from contract signing to commissioning.

The 500MWh battery storage commitment strengthens Berde’s position in supporting a grid that increasingly requires greater stability, especially in the Philippines. It enables Berde to offer its customers not just cost savings, but grid stability services and daytime-to-evening load shifting.

Under its Power Purchase Agreement model, Berde finances, builds, owns, and operates the solar assets of its customers during the contract term, with ownership transferred to the customer at the end of the agreement.

Leading energy developer Berde Renewables, a portfolio company of global infrastructure investor I Squared Capital, has partnered with Sungrow Power, one of the world’s leading inverter, energy storage, and solar tech companies, and its authorized regional distributor, Solar Hive, to help businesses in the Philippines and Thailand transition to cleaner, more reliable, and more cost-efficient energy.

At the center of the partnership is a Master Framework Agreement (MFA), under which Berde will procure 200MW of solar inverters and 500MWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) over the next three years for projects across both markets.

“This partnership gives Berde the scale, technology, and regional support to deliver clean energy solutions with greater speed and confidence across the Philippines and Thailand,” said Patrick Zhu, Chief Executive Officer of Berde Renewables.

Zhu added, “The combination of 200MW of solar and 500MWh of battery storage is a major step forward for our business and a meaningful milestone, especially for battery storage in the Philippines as demand grows for more flexible and resilient energy solutions.”

Through the partnership, Berde will tap Sungrow’s inverters, battery storage, EV charging, and smart energy technologies, while Solar Hive will provide regional logistics, spare parts, technical support, and after-sales service across the Philippines and Thailand.

“Sungrow, as the globally leading PV inverter and energy storage system provider, is confident it will help Berde Renewables accelerate the deployment of reliable, high-performance clean energy across Southeast Asia,” said Michael Ruan, Regional Director for Southeast Asia at Sungrow Power.

“As Sungrow Power’s regional distribution partner, Solar Hive is committed to supporting Berde’s solar business development in the Philippines and Thailand through our distribution network and fast after-sales service. We hope this 200 MW / 500 MWh milestone serves as a springboard for expanding our collaboration across other parts of Southeast Asia,” said David Zhang, Head of Sales and Business Development at Solar Hive.

The companies will also work together on technical training and certification, joint market development, stakeholder engagement, and potential co-investment and vendor financing opportunities for selected projects.

The partnership further strengthens Berde’s ability to help Philippine businesses reduce energy costs. With priority access to Sungrow’s latest factory-new equipment and a streamlined regional supply chain, projects for Philippine and Thai businesses can move faster from contract signing to commissioning.

The 500MWh battery storage commitment strengthens Berde’s position in supporting a grid that increasingly requires greater stability, especially in the Philippines. It enables Berde to offer its customers not just cost savings, but grid stability services and daytime-to-evening load shifting.

Under its Power Purchase Agreement model, Berde finances, builds, owns, and operates the solar assets of its customers during the contract term, with ownership transferred to the customer at the end of the agreement.