India’s McNally Bharat Engineering bags 500MW EPC order in Andhra Pradesh
The order is valued at INR4.15 billion (US$ 63.3 million). Flickr: Pranav
Kolkata-based engineering firm McNally Bharat Engineering has received an order to perform EPC and O&M services for 500MW of grid-connected solar PV projects in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, according to a Bombay Stock Exchange filing.
The company will also carry out design, engineering, manufacturing, supply and commissioning on behalf of the utility Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation Limited.
The order is valued at INR4.15 billion (US$63.3 million).
McNally, which is part of the Williamson Magor Group, provides engineering solutions across a range of power and metal industries among others, having set up more than 350 plants since 1961.
Solar Off-Grid Renewables, Southeast Asia
As the demand for solar energy and investment continues to steadily grow, we are back with the 5th annual Solar and Off Grid Renewables: South East Asia your definitive guide to building successful solar, storage and microgrid businesses in the ASEAN region. Learn from 50+ speakers and network with 200+ attendees with talks from government, asset owners, IPPs, investors, lenders, developers and advisors active in the ASEAN energy market.
Also read...
-
India could have 25% renewables by 2030 with a million solar jobs - IRENA
-
Bosch completes 4MW solar project for Indian port
-
ISA to become recognised multilateral agency by year-end
-
India MNRE ROUND-UP: Environmental clearances, Customs Duty concessions, Solar DC guide
-
Karnatakan 200MW solar EPC tender withdrawn
Comments