Larsen & Toubro (L&T) Construction has bagged two grid-connected solar PV power plant projects in India worth INR 5.9 billion ($92 million).
The NLC India Ltd (formerly Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd) has awarded a 100 MW (AC) in the state of Tamil Nadu. The company has reported that this is one of the largest solar orders the business has secured from a Navratna enterprise of the Government of India.
Whereas, the second project order comes from the SB Energy One Pvt Ltd, of SoftBank Group, for building a 100 MW (AC) at Bhadla Phase III solar park in Rajasthan.
The continued trust that L&T enjoys from leading government development bodies is reflected in these two EPC’s.
Recently L&T subsidiary, L&T Infotech together with GE Digital as IIC members, had announced the Digital Testbed initiative to be deployed at L&T solar plant in Rajasthan.
Author: Frederic Brown
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