IFGE Confers Green Energy Award on CleanMax Solar

CleanMax Solar has won the award for its 145 MW solar farm at Sedam, Gulbarga District, Karnataka which supplies solar power to corporates like Adobe, ACC, United Breweries, SKF, Volvo and others.

Achieving another milestone, sustainability partner for corporates, CleanMax Solar has won the ‘India Green Energy Award’ from country’s esteemed clean energy advisor Indian Federation of Green Energy.

Further, CleanMax Solar has won the award for its 145 MW solar farm at Sedam, Gulbarga District, Karnataka which supplies solar power to corporates like Adobe, ACC, United Breweries, SKF, Volvo and others.

The award was given Suresh Prabhu, Minister of Commerce and Industry and collected by Tejus AV, Head, Solar Farms and Murugan V, Head, Construction (Sedam Farm), on behalf of CleanMax Solar.

Also, the India Green Energy Awards are organized by the Indian Federation of Green Energy,  a body of visionaries and stakeholders from diverse industries, business and services for creating a sustainable energy ecosystem.

In line with the objective of creating a sustainable energy ecosystem, the company’s 145 MW Karnataka plant enables large businesses to switch to solar power in a low-risk and zero-investment manner. In total, the project will abate 150,000 tons of CO₂ annually.

On this occasion, Co-Founder, CleanMax Solar, Andrew Hines said, “We are extremely humbled and honoured to receive this prestigious and nationally recognised award from the Indian Federation of Green Energy. CleanMax Solar commissioned Karnataka’s first open access solar farm in 2016, and we have executed three more such projects in 2017 and 2018.  Our Sedam farm supplies solar power to leading IT companies, manufacturers and other corporates in Bangalore and across Karnataka. The Sedam project, the largest of its kind across India, has reaffirmed our belief that large corporates are eager to play their part in fighting climate change by switching to clean energy for their operations.”