The project was developed by TP Saurya, a wholly owned subsidiary of TPREL, and will supply renewable power to SECI. It is expected to generate 810 million units (MUs) of electricity annually and help avoid an estimated 103,820 tonnes of carbon emissions every year.
Around 16 women professionals, accounting for nearly 40 per cent of the workforce at the project site, contributed to its execution. They held key roles, including Site Managers and Site Engineers, and supported technical execution, engineering and team management.
