AmpIn To Supply Solar Power For Varroc’s Maharashtra Plant

AmpIn Energy Transition, a renewable energy Independent Power Producer (IPP), has partnered with Varroc, a global powerhouse in the automobile component sphere. This collaboration is set to channel 33.1 MWp of solar power to Varroc’s manufacturing plants in Maharashtra. 

AmpIn holds a 112MWp solar portfolio, having successfully commissioned multiple back-to-back solar open-access projects in the state. Leveraging its solar park in Parbhani, Maharashtra, it boasts a capacity of 105 MWp. AmpIn has designated Varroc as its anchor client. 

This partnership will lead to catering to 65%-75% of Varroc’s total power requirement in 7 (seven) of its manufacturing plants in Maharashtra through solar power, thereby substantially reducing its carbon footprint. This initiative stands tall as a beacon of sustainable industrial practices, pledging to reduce CO2 emissions by a staggering 43,296 tonnes annually.

“AmpIn’s commitment to fostering a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility aligns perfectly with our vision & together we are shifting gears towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.,” said Tarang Jain, MD, Varroc. “Through this alliance, we envisage a significant reduction in our carbon footprint, affirming our role as an auto industry leader invested in sustainable and progressive business practices,” he added. 

Pinaki Bhattacharyya, CEO and MD of AmpIn Energy Transition, stated, “The transition to renewable energy is not just a business imperative but a commitment to our planet, and through our partnership with Varroc, we are not only forging ahead in the renewable energy landscape but also fostering a culture of responsibility and sustainability. We are happy to collaborate with Varroc on their energy transition journey,”. 

AmpIn Energy Transition said that it is the only renewable energy developer in Maharashtra operating multiple solar open-access projects and is actively involved in investing new capital to develop more renewable projects and provide RE transition options to C&I consumers in the state.