City firm selected under solar module PLI scheme
The Hindu
IREDA issues letter of award to Shirdi Sai Electricals for 4GW
Hyderabad-based transformer manufacturer Shirdi Sai Electricals (SSEL) has been selected under the Centre’s production linked scheme for setting up manufacturing capacities for high efficiency solar PV modules.
The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency, which invited bids under the scheme floated by Union Ministry of New & Renewable energy, issued a Letter of Award to the company on November 11. Announcing this, SSEL on Friday said it won the bid for a capacity of 4,000 MW to set up polysilicon, ingot-wafer, cell and module alongside large industrial groups such as Reliance and Jindal.
SSEL has more than 25 years of expertise in manufacturing different types of transformers. As an EPC player, it has installed over 80,000 km of LT and HT transmission lines and worked on many complex turnkey projects in the domestic and international markets, the company said in a release.
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