AMPIN Energy Transition has marked a major milestone in its growth journey with the successful commissioning of the first phase (30 MWp) of its 75 MWp commercial & industrial (C&I) open access solar power plant in Sirsa, Haryana.
This achievement represents its first solar open access project in the state, reinforcing the company’s commitment to expanding solar energy access for businesses across India.
Developed in partnership with Sumitomo Corporation, the project highlights the power of global collaboration in accelerating India’s renewable energy transition.
A Landmark Project for Haryana’s Clean Energy Landscape
Spread across an expansive 196 acres, the Sirsa solar plant has been designed to deliver reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable power to industrial and commercial consumers. Once fully commissioned, the 75 MWp facility is expected to generate approximately 116 million units of clean electricity annually.
This clean energy output will enable eight marquee C&I customers in Haryana to replace 35–40% of their conventional power consumption, significantly reducing their dependence on fossil-fuel-based electricity. For these businesses, the project delivers a powerful combination of lower energy costs, improved energy security, and measurable decarbonisation.
The commissioning of the first 30 MWp phase itself is a strong statement of intent, demonstrating its ability to execute large-scale projects efficiently while maintaining high technical and operational standards.
What Makes This Project Special?
1. Open Access Model for C&I Customers
The project operates under the open access solar framework, allowing corporate and industrial consumers to directly source renewable power from offsite solar plants. This model is increasingly popular among C&I customers as it offers:
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Long-term tariff visibility
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Protection from grid power volatility
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A clear pathway to meet ESG and net-zero targets
For Haryana’s growing industrial base, this renewable energy in India project represents a practical and scalable solution to transition toward clean energy without compromising on reliability.
2. High-Efficiency Technology for Maximum Output
The Sirsa plant is equipped with 580 Wp ALMM-approved high-efficiency solar modules, ensuring compliance with Indian manufacturing norms while delivering superior performance. To further optimise generation and system reliability, the project uses a combination of central inverters and string inverters.
This hybrid inverter approach allows:
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Better energy yield across varying operating conditions
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Enhanced system redundancy
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Faster fault detection and improved uptime
The result is a solar plant engineered not just for capacity, but for consistent, high-quality power generation over its entire lifecycle.
Driving Measurable Impact for Businesses
With an expected annual generation of 116 million units, the project will help avoid a substantial volume of carbon emissions every year. For participating customers, this translates into:
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Immediate reduction in carbon footprint
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Stronger sustainability credentials with stakeholders
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Alignment with global supply chain decarbonisation requirements
At a time when customers, investors, and regulators are all demanding greater environmental accountability, access to clean power at scale becomes a competitive advantage. This project directly enables that shift.
A Strategic Collaboration with Global Expertise
The partnership with Sumitomo Corporation brings together AMPIN Energy Transition’s deep understanding of India’s renewable energy ecosystem with global project development and investment expertise. Such collaborations are critical in building large-scale infrastructure that meets international standards of quality, safety, and governance.
Together, the partners are setting a benchmark for how international cooperation can support India’s ambitious renewable energy goals while delivering tangible value to end consumers.
Strengthening AMPIN Energy Transition’s Growing Portfolio
This project further strengthens AMPIN Energy Transition’s rapidly expanding portfolio of renewable assets across solar and wind. By entering Haryana’s open access solar market, it is widening its geographic footprint and reinforcing its position as a trusted clean energy partner for C&I customers nationwide.
The commissioning of the first phase also lays a strong foundation for the remaining capacity, which will be brought online in subsequent stages. Each step forward reflects its focus on execution excellence, customer-centric solutions, and long-term sustainability.
The Sirsa solar plant is more than just a new asset as it is a symbol of confidence, progress, and possibility. As India’s energy transition accelerates, projects like this demonstrate how renewable energy can seamlessly integrate into industrial power consumption at scale.
With the first 30 MWp now live, AMPIN Energy Transition continues its journey of powering businesses with clean, reliable energy, happily, confidently, and with a clear vision for a greener future.
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