More Than 7.5MW of Projects are Installed By Gurugram’s Ultimate Sun Systems in Haryana

The company is also targeting to have expertise in conceiving, developing, and installing solar power plants for 25 new corporate clients in Haryana.

Ultimate Sun Systems has now installed more than 7.5MW of Solar capacity projects in the developing state of Haryana in the FY 2016-2017.The benchmark has been by installing successful projects like a full 2 MW rooftop solar power plant finished in just 45 days for MMU at its Mullana, Ambala campus, a 1MW Utrecht ground-mounted plant, a 150 kW plant for HEWO Apartments in Gurgaon, a 75kW plant for NHK Springs in Manesar, and 15kW plant in Gurgaon for DLF. With its aggressive approach the company is aiming to take the figures to 40MW by FY2018.

Notably, the company is also targeting to have expertise in conceiving, developing, and installing solar power plants for 25 new corporate clients in Haryana by March 2018.

“Haryana has a vibrant and growing economy, and is an important market for us. The many manufacturing units and new-age companies that are expanding or setting up shop in the state have an ever-rising need of power. Recent concerns over pollution in the region just make renewable energy solutions more critical,” quoted B.S. Yadav, MD, Ultimate Sun Systems.

“At our project for Maharishi Markandeshwar University, we installed a 2MW rooftop solar power plant in just 45 days, led to a reduction in carbon emissions that was the equivalent of planting 22,000 teak trees, while substantially reducing the cost of energy. We take great pride in our efficiency and technical ability, and are aiming to partner with many other corporates in Haryana to make a contribution towards their continued economic growth while protecting the environment,” added Yadav.

The Gurugram based company having clients such as DLF, NHK Springs, IOCL, and Maharishi Markandeshwar University (MMU) has established itself by successfully delivering projects of more than 10MW across India and have 20MW in pipeline.

Source: ET Energy World