Chief Electrical Inspector for Hyderabad DVS Raju inspecting solar installations at HMR Uppal depot in Hyderabad on Tuesday (Photo | EPS) 
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As on date, 3 MWp have been commissioned and another 1 MWp is ready for commissioning.

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HYDERABAD: DVS Raju, the Chief Electrical Inspector to Government of India (CEIG) for Hyderabad Metro Rail Project, inspected the 1MWp Solar Installation at HMR-Uppal Depot and related 0.54/33 KV power evacuation substation.

Hyderabad Metro Rail Project has planned captive solar plants with a capacity of  8 mega watt peak (MWp)  in Metro depots and on station rooftops to meet 15 per cent of the total electrical consumption. As on date, 3 MWp have been commissioned and another 1 MWp is ready for commissioning. This plant has been developed on the RESCO (Renewable Energy Service Company) model by Ampsolar Generation Private Limited, through a power purchase agreement with L&T Metro Rail.

“It is a great initiative to tap the renewable potential to reduce carbon footprint. This shall be a milestone in achieving sustainability objectives,” said Raju.

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