DCM Shriram Limited has announced the successful commencement of renewable power injection for its Kota Complex. Through its special purpose vehicle, JSW Renew Energy Thirty Two Limited, the company has started supplying an average of ~15 MW of green energy. This initiative is a critical step in the company’s broader sustainability plan to replace 40 MW of existing coal-based power with a hybrid wind-solar project totaling ~68 MW.
Advancing Sustainability Goals
As part of its ongoing commitment to green energy integration, DCM Shriram has achieved a significant milestone at its Kota Complex. The company has officially commenced the injection of renewable power for part of its planned capacity, reaching an average of ~15 MW. This development follows the company’s previous commitment announced on December 9, 2024, to transition away from traditional energy sources.
Strategic Project Overview
The project is being executed through a strategic partnership with JSW Renew Energy Thirty Two Limited. The primary objective of this hybrid wind-solar initiative is to replace 40 MW of existing coal-based power consumption with clean, renewable alternatives. Once fully operational, the project will have a total capacity of ~68 MW, with an average output of ~34 MW, marking a substantial reduction in the company’s carbon footprint and energy costs.
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