SGP Energy

20/04/2017

Great going Government of India.

Stating that India has already achieved 12,200 MW of solar capacity so far, Union power minister Piyush Goyal today reiterated that the country is well poised to reach its target of 100 GW capacity by 2022.

29/03/2017

Congratulations to all the team members of SGP Energy on timely and successful commissioning of 40KW ongrid system.

22/11/2016

SGP Energy team was invited to be key note speakers at ‘SOLAR ROOFTOP CONCLAVE 2016,PUNJAB’ organized by Diligentia Services held at Hotel Taj, Chandigarh. Key note speakers from SGPE was Mr.Sanjiv Puri with Mr.Mukesh Gaur & Mr.Satvinder Singh and topic was “DEVELOPING THE RIGHT BUSINESS MODEL TO BOOST ROOFTOP SOLAR PROJECTS IN INDIA “. Team was appreciated for their knowledge of ‘SOLAR SOLUTIONS’

15/09/2016

SOLAR POWER PLANT INSTALLED AT BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR, NEW DELHI

06/09/2016

About 550 Square meters space was available for a Roof Top Solar Power Plant which was optimally utilized and 65 KW solar power plant was designed. The proje...

08/08/2016

Installed 20 KW On-grid Solar Power Plant at Bharti Public School, New Delhi.

Congratulations!! SGPE team for another successful installation.

29/06/2016

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13/06/2016

"It's a whole new way of thinking about solar energy," says startup CEO about using transparent solar cells on buildings and electronics.

27/05/2016

All new buildings in commercial zones across the country must comply with new environmental legislation

19/05/2016

Punjab credited with World’s Largest Solar Rooftop Plant
The Indian agriculture state of Punjab has been making rounds in the media, for installingworld’s largest rooftop solar power plant as per the Punjab Government. With this Punjab will now produce 470MW of renewable energy, from just 9MW in 2012 – more than 50 times increase in four years-time. This project will generate energy to power more than 8000 homes.

This 11.5 MW solar energy plant costing INR 139 crores, has the capacity to 27 million units of electricity annually. It is estimated that this plant will forego 19 thousand tonnes of carbon dioxide in the next 25 years-time. A PPA has been signed between Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) and the developers for 25 years. It is spread across 8 rooftops over more than 80 acres of land. The EPC contractors for the project were Tata Power and Larsen and Toubro. In addition to this 11.5MW plant, seven rooftop solar power plants of 8Mw capacity were also inaugurated in the premises.
Read more about Tata Power panels here.

Note Punjab was amongst the best performing states for solar energy capacity addition, and was recognised by the Indian PM during Re-Invest in 2015. The state currently has a project pipeline of 500MW. However the state came up with a scheme to buy solar power from the farmers that failed to take off, obviously because a farmer would not be able to come up with the equity capital for a INR 6-7 crore project. However this rooftop project is really laudable, also owing to the fact that land in Punjab is pretty expensive.

The new and renewable energy resource minister Bikram Majithia said Punjab would achieve a target of more than 2550 MW of renewable energy generation by 2022. India has plans to generate more than 40,000 MW of renewable energy power by 2022. This was a big step by the state to energize the solar revolution in India. The investment in this sector has increased by more than 120 times to Rs 10,000 crore now, from Rs 82 crore in 2012. The employment opportunity has also gone up to 12,500 jobs.

13/05/2016