Juniper Green Energy Energizes Maharashtra with Advanced Solar Project

Juniper Green Energy launched the 72-MWp solar component of its 133-MWp hybrid project in Maharashtra, significantly ahead of schedule. The project, expected to be fully operational by November 2026, includes solar and wind capacities, reflecting Juniper's commitment to timely and efficient renewable energy solutions.

Juniper Green Energy announced on Thursday the successful commencement of power generation from its 72-MWp solar component, part of the 133-MWp hybrid power project located in Solapur district, Maharashtra.

The recent addition was made operational on January 10, according to a company statement, marking a remarkable achievement as it was completed 10 months earlier than originally planned. The project's initial phase saw 36 MWp of solar power come online last September.

The Juniper Green Spark Ten Project, supported by a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL), is slated for full completion by November 2026. Ankush Malik, CEO, emphasized Juniper's capability to deliver large-scale renewable projects promptly, reinforcing its leadership in the energy sector.

(With inputs from agencies.)