CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions, Asia’s leading renewable energy company, has teamed up with Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) to enhance renewable energy resilience at BLR Airport. The collaboration involves a 25-year long-term power purchase agreement for renewable energy generation and supply.
Solar-Wind Captive Power Project
The agreement entails the development of a 45.9 MW solar-wind captive power project under a special purpose vehicle (SPV) named CLEAN MAX BIAL RENEWABLE ENERGY PRIVATE LIMITED. The project, located in Jagaluru, Karnataka, consists of 36 MWp of solar power and 9.9 MW of wind power plants, combining two rapidly growing renewable energy technologies.
Commitment to Sustainability
BIAL’s Managing Director & CEO, Hari Marar, emphasized the airport’s commitment to sustainability and responsible growth. The long-term agreement with CleanMax will contribute to meeting the renewable energy needs for the airport’s expansion plans while providing substantial cost savings.
Environmental Impact
The project aims to source an estimated 90 million units of energy annually, resulting in significant CO2 reductions. The Jagaluru wind-solar farm is expected to cut down approximately 54,88,000 tons of CO2 equivalent, making a substantial impact on carbon emissions.
Conclusion
The collaboration between CleanMax and BIAL marks a significant step towards achieving renewable energy goals and reducing carbon footprint in the aviation sector. With a shared commitment to sustainability, the partnership is set to drive positive environmental impact while meeting the energy needs of Bangalore International Airport.
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