Shine Bright, Central University: ANERT Seeks Bids for 1.5 MW Solar Project

The Agency for Non-conventional Energy and Rural Technology (ANERT) is seeking bids for a Central University of Kerala solar project. This effort supports India's sustainable development and clean energy goals by using renewable energy to power the university. ANERT's proactive commitment to renewable energy and educational sustainability is shown in the project RFP.

The Central University of Kerala's projected solar project might meet the university's power needs and reduce its carbon footprint. ANERT hopes to inspire other schools to install solar power systems by showing their feasibility and benefits.

Public-private partnerships are crucial to renewable energy and India's energy transition, according to ANERT's bid call. ANERT uses private companies to create and implement solar projects to accelerate clean energy deployment.

The Central University of Kerala and ANERT share a commitment to sustainability and environmental care. Through solar electricity, the university shows its commitment to lowering dependence on conventional energy and meeting India's renewable energy goals.

As India prioritizes renewable energy deployment and decarbonization, projects like the Central University of Kerala solar project help accelerate greening. ANERT and the Central University of Kerala promote sustainable energy in educational institutions nationwide through collaboration and innovation.

News by Rahul Yelligetti