Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited has bagged a contract valued at Rs 114.22 crore for the development of 94 MW of AC Solar PV Plants across multiple locations in Maharashtra.

WRTL's role in building these solar plants will contribute directly to the state's goal of enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability by ensuring a consistent power supply for farming activities. 

The project is expected to be a key step in strengthening Maharashtra's renewable energy footprint and supporting the agricultural sector.
The contract was granted by an unnamed renewable energy generation company and falls under the purview of the Maharashtra government's Mukhyamantri Saur Krishi Vahini Yojana (MSKVY) 2.0.

The state government's MSKVY 2.0 initiative is a significant push towards agricultural energy independence, with the primary objective of providing reliable daytime electricity to farmers across Maharashtra. This is being achieved through the implementation of decentralized solar power generation projects.