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Truzon Clean Energies Pvt. Ltd., formerly Suntek Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd., has received a ₹236 crore EPC order from Hariom Power & Energy Private Limited for ground-mounted solar projects with an aggregate capacity of 72 MW in Maharashtra. The order has already been disclosed by Hari Om, a listed company, in line with SEBI guidelines. Of the total 72 MW, 15 MW has already been executed by Truzon.

The projects are being developed under PM-KUSUM Component C across Hingoli, Latur, Parbhani and Beed districts, supporting agricultural solarisation and expanding Truzon’s utility-scale solar portfolio.

Truzon is undertaking execution encompassing design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, testing, commissioning and performance demonstration. Once commissioned, the projects are expected to collectively generate approximately 89.89 million units of electricity annually, subject to final project specifications and operating conditions.

Commenting on the order, Mr. Charugundla Bhavani Suresh, Managing Director, Truzon Solar, said, “This 72 MW order is a significant milestone and an endorsement of the trust we have earned. We thank Mr. Roopesh Gupta and Hariom Power & Energy for choosing Truzon Solar again. Our commitment extends beyond commissioning to the continued performance of every plant we deliver. With 15 MW already executed, we continue to bring our engineering expertise, quality standards and proactive service to this project, supporting Maharashtra’s agricultural solarisation.”

Mr Srinivas Jakkula, Chief Executive Officer, Truzon Solar, said, “Executing 72 MW of solar capacity across four districts demands precise engineering and close coordination. Our teams are focused on integrated planning across procurement, site mobilisation, construction and quality assurance. Our priority is to deliver dependable solar infrastructure built to specification, with safety and long-term performance at the centre of execution.”

Mr. Roopesh Gupta, Managing Director, Hari Om Industries, said, “We have been associated with Truzon Solar for six years. Our decision to award this 72 MW project is driven by their consistently high quality standards and excellent, proactive after-sales service. Their team anticipates service needs and often reaches out before we call. That ownership and responsiveness distinguish Truzon and give us confidence in the long-term performance of our projects. This order strengthens a partnership built on experience, accountability and trust. “

Truzon Clean Energies Pvt. Ltd., formerly Suntek Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd., has received a ₹236 crore EPC order from Hariom Power & Energy Private Limited for ground-mounted solar projects with an aggregate capacity of 72 MW in Maharashtra. The order has already been disclosed by Hari Om, a listed company, in line with SEBI guidelines. Of the total 72 MW, 15 MW has already been executed by Truzon.

The projects are being developed under PM-KUSUM Component C across Hingoli, Latur, Parbhani and Beed districts, supporting agricultural solarisation and expanding Truzon’s utility-scale solar portfolio.

Truzon is undertaking execution encompassing design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, testing, commissioning and performance demonstration. Once commissioned, the projects are expected to collectively generate approximately 89.89 million units of electricity annually, subject to final project specifications and operating conditions.

Commenting on the order, Mr. Charugundla Bhavani Suresh, Managing Director, Truzon Solar, said, “This 72 MW order is a significant milestone and an endorsement of the trust we have earned. We thank Mr. Roopesh Gupta and Hariom Power & Energy for choosing Truzon Solar again. Our commitment extends beyond commissioning to the continued performance of every plant we deliver. With 15 MW already executed, we continue to bring our engineering expertise, quality standards and proactive service to this project, supporting Maharashtra’s agricultural solarisation.”

Mr Srinivas Jakkula, Chief Executive Officer, Truzon Solar, said, “Executing 72 MW of solar capacity across four districts demands precise engineering and close coordination. Our teams are focused on integrated planning across procurement, site mobilisation, construction and quality assurance. Our priority is to deliver dependable solar infrastructure built to specification, with safety and long-term performance at the centre of execution.”

Mr. Roopesh Gupta, Managing Director, Hari Om Industries, said, “We have been associated with Truzon Solar for six years. Our decision to award this 72 MW project is driven by their consistently high quality standards and excellent, proactive after-sales service. Their team anticipates service needs and often reaches out before we call. That ownership and responsiveness distinguish Truzon and give us confidence in the long-term performance of our projects. This order strengthens a partnership built on experience, accountability and trust. “

Truzon Clean Energies Pvt. Ltd., formerly Suntek Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd., has received a ₹236 crore EPC order from Hariom Power & Energy Private Limited for ground-mounted solar projects with an aggregate capacity of 72 MW in Maharashtra. The order has already been disclosed by Hari Om, a listed company, in line with SEBI guidelines. Of the total 72 MW, 15 MW has already been executed by Truzon.

The projects are being developed under PM-KUSUM Component C across Hingoli, Latur, Parbhani and Beed districts, supporting agricultural solarisation and expanding Truzon’s utility-scale solar portfolio.

Truzon is undertaking execution encompassing design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, testing, commissioning and performance demonstration. Once commissioned, the projects are expected to collectively generate approximately 89.89 million units of electricity annually, subject to final project specifications and operating conditions.

Commenting on the order, Mr. Charugundla Bhavani Suresh, Managing Director, Truzon Solar, said, “This 72 MW order is a significant milestone and an endorsement of the trust we have earned. We thank Mr. Roopesh Gupta and Hariom Power & Energy for choosing Truzon Solar again. Our commitment extends beyond commissioning to the continued performance of every plant we deliver. With 15 MW already executed, we continue to bring our engineering expertise, quality standards and proactive service to this project, supporting Maharashtra’s agricultural solarisation.”

Mr Srinivas Jakkula, Chief Executive Officer, Truzon Solar, said, “Executing 72 MW of solar capacity across four districts demands precise engineering and close coordination. Our teams are focused on integrated planning across procurement, site mobilisation, construction and quality assurance. Our priority is to deliver dependable solar infrastructure built to specification, with safety and long-term performance at the centre of execution.”

Mr. Roopesh Gupta, Managing Director, Hari Om Industries, said, “We have been associated with Truzon Solar for six years. Our decision to award this 72 MW project is driven by their consistently high quality standards and excellent, proactive after-sales service. Their team anticipates service needs and often reaches out before we call. That ownership and responsiveness distinguish Truzon and give us confidence in the long-term performance of our projects. This order strengthens a partnership built on experience, accountability and trust. “

Trina Storage, the energy storage business unit of Trinasolar, has been selected to supply the battery energy storage system (BESS) for the 50MW / 196MWh AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project in Oita Prefecture, Japan.

Located in Nishihata, Nozu Town, Usuki City, the project was awarded under Japan’s FY2023 Long-Term Decarbonization Auction and is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2028. Trina Storage will supply its Elementa 2 Pro 5MWh battery energy storage solution for the project.

The Nozu Project adds to Trina Storage’s growing track record in Japan’s utility-scale energy storage market. As deployment of grid-scale battery storage expands in the country, Trina Storage has established local capabilities to support projects from system configuration and technical consultation through delivery coordination and after-sales service.

Through its team in Japan, Trina Storage works closely with customers and project partners to address local technical and project requirements, providing support throughout the project lifecycle. This local capability is complemented by Trina Storage’s global experience in battery cell technology, system integration and utility-scale energy storage deployment.

Dr. Leo Zhao, Head of Energy Storage (APAC), Trina Storage, said, “We are pleased to support Japan’s growing renewable energy portfolio through the AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project. With Trinasolar’s longstanding experience in solar and Trina Storage’s growing presence in utility-scale energy storage, we see significant opportunities to support Japan’s evolving energy needs. For Nozu and other projects in Japan, our focus is on combining advanced technology with strong local capabilities.”

Trina Storage is also supplying a 160MWh utility-scale BESS project in the Kyushu region, adding to its growing project track record in Japan. In September, it also signed an MoU with AMP-lify for approximately 1GWh of grid-connected BESS projects in Japan, featuring the latest Elementa 3 series. The MoU agreement, together with projects like Nozu, reflects Trina Storage’s continued expansion in Japan as demand for utility-scale energy storage grows.

Trina Storage, the energy storage business unit of Trinasolar, has been selected to supply the battery energy storage system (BESS) for the 50MW / 196MWh AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project in Oita Prefecture, Japan.

Located in Nishihata, Nozu Town, Usuki City, the project was awarded under Japan’s FY2023 Long-Term Decarbonization Auction and is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2028. Trina Storage will supply its Elementa 2 Pro 5MWh battery energy storage solution for the project.

The Nozu Project adds to Trina Storage’s growing track record in Japan’s utility-scale energy storage market. As deployment of grid-scale battery storage expands in the country, Trina Storage has established local capabilities to support projects from system configuration and technical consultation through delivery coordination and after-sales service.

Through its team in Japan, Trina Storage works closely with customers and project partners to address local technical and project requirements, providing support throughout the project lifecycle. This local capability is complemented by Trina Storage’s global experience in battery cell technology, system integration and utility-scale energy storage deployment.

Dr. Leo Zhao, Head of Energy Storage (APAC), Trina Storage, said, “We are pleased to support Japan’s growing renewable energy portfolio through the AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project. With Trinasolar’s longstanding experience in solar and Trina Storage’s growing presence in utility-scale energy storage, we see significant opportunities to support Japan’s evolving energy needs. For Nozu and other projects in Japan, our focus is on combining advanced technology with strong local capabilities.”

Trina Storage is also supplying a 160MWh utility-scale BESS project in the Kyushu region, adding to its growing project track record in Japan. In September, it also signed an MoU with AMP-lify for approximately 1GWh of grid-connected BESS projects in Japan, featuring the latest Elementa 3 series. The MoU agreement, together with projects like Nozu, reflects Trina Storage’s continued expansion in Japan as demand for utility-scale energy storage grows.

Trina Storage, the energy storage business unit of Trinasolar, has been selected to supply the battery energy storage system (BESS) for the 50MW / 196MWh AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project in Oita Prefecture, Japan.

Located in Nishihata, Nozu Town, Usuki City, the project was awarded under Japan’s FY2023 Long-Term Decarbonization Auction and is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2028. Trina Storage will supply its Elementa 2 Pro 5MWh battery energy storage solution for the project.

The Nozu Project adds to Trina Storage’s growing track record in Japan’s utility-scale energy storage market. As deployment of grid-scale battery storage expands in the country, Trina Storage has established local capabilities to support projects from system configuration and technical consultation through delivery coordination and after-sales service.

Through its team in Japan, Trina Storage works closely with customers and project partners to address local technical and project requirements, providing support throughout the project lifecycle. This local capability is complemented by Trina Storage’s global experience in battery cell technology, system integration and utility-scale energy storage deployment.

Dr. Leo Zhao, Head of Energy Storage (APAC), Trina Storage, said, “We are pleased to support Japan’s growing renewable energy portfolio through the AEJ Nozu Battery Energy Storage System project. With Trinasolar’s longstanding experience in solar and Trina Storage’s growing presence in utility-scale energy storage, we see significant opportunities to support Japan’s evolving energy needs. For Nozu and other projects in Japan, our focus is on combining advanced technology with strong local capabilities.”

Trina Storage is also supplying a 160MWh utility-scale BESS project in the Kyushu region, adding to its growing project track record in Japan. In September, it also signed an MoU with AMP-lify for approximately 1GWh of grid-connected BESS projects in Japan, featuring the latest Elementa 3 series. The MoU agreement, together with projects like Nozu, reflects Trina Storage’s continued expansion in Japan as demand for utility-scale energy storage grows.

Enviro Infra Engineers Limited (EIEL) has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from ARIE Energy LLP for the execution of EPC turnkey works for the development of a 100 MW Ajani Wind Power Project at Ajani, Tal. Shirur Anantpal, Dist. Latur, Maharashtra. The LOI has a contract value of ₹228 crore and is to be executed by 31st July 2027.

This follows the LOI worth ₹224.19 crore received by Suyog Urja Limited from Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL) in September 2026 for EPC turnkey works for a 180 MW NTPC Wind Power Project at Parli, Maharashtra.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Sanjay Jain, Chairman, Enviro Infra Engineers Limited, said, “Ajani Wind Power Project marks our second significant achievement in the wind EPC segment in recent months and is an important milestone in expanding our presence in renewable energy infrastructure. Through Suyog Urja, we are strengthening our capabilities in this space and building a strong foundation for future growth. This order, following our recent win for the 180 MW NTPC Wind Power Project, reflects our focus on scaling our renewable energy business through disciplined execution, technical expertise and the ability to deliver large-scale projects. Together, these achievements reinforce our commitment to contributing to India’s growing clean energy ambitions.”

The LOI further strengthens Enviro Infra Engineers’ growing renewable energy portfolio and reinforces its strategy of building diversified, integrated capabilities across the clean energy infrastructure ecosystem.

Enviro Infra Engineers Limited (EIEL) has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from ARIE Energy LLP for the execution of EPC turnkey works for the development of a 100 MW Ajani Wind Power Project at Ajani, Tal. Shirur Anantpal, Dist. Latur, Maharashtra. The LOI has a contract value of ₹228 crore and is to be executed by 31st July 2027.

This follows the LOI worth ₹224.19 crore received by Suyog Urja Limited from Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL) in September 2026 for EPC turnkey works for a 180 MW NTPC Wind Power Project at Parli, Maharashtra.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Sanjay Jain, Chairman, Enviro Infra Engineers Limited, said, “Ajani Wind Power Project marks our second significant achievement in the wind EPC segment in recent months and is an important milestone in expanding our presence in renewable energy infrastructure. Through Suyog Urja, we are strengthening our capabilities in this space and building a strong foundation for future growth. This order, following our recent win for the 180 MW NTPC Wind Power Project, reflects our focus on scaling our renewable energy business through disciplined execution, technical expertise and the ability to deliver large-scale projects. Together, these achievements reinforce our commitment to contributing to India’s growing clean energy ambitions.”

The LOI further strengthens Enviro Infra Engineers’ growing renewable energy portfolio and reinforces its strategy of building diversified, integrated capabilities across the clean energy infrastructure ecosystem.