Noida: Jakson Group and OMC Power have partnered to implement a 50 MW solar rooftop project in Uttar Pradesh, with an estimated investment of ₹200 crore. The initiative aims to boost the state’s renewable energy capacity and reduce carbon emissions.
Key Objectives of the Project
The project will install solar rooftop systems across all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh, supporting the state’s energy transition goals. According to estimates, the initiative will cut 62,500 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, equivalent to planting 2.5 million trees.
Jakson Group will oversee the implementation of the systems, while OMC Power will focus on advancing solar adoption and local infrastructure development.
Significance for Uttar Pradesh
This partnership highlights Uttar Pradesh’s growing focus on clean energy adoption. By promoting solar power, the project seeks to strengthen energy savings, improve infrastructure, and contribute to environmental sustainability in the region.
Stakeholders Speak
Sameer Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director of Jakson Group, emphasized the role of such projects in driving renewable energy adoption in India, while Rohit Chandra, Managing Director and CEO of OMC Power, noted the importance of such collaborations in reducing emissions and achieving energy independence.
APAC News Analysis
The project could serve as a model for large-scale renewable energy initiatives across India, demonstrating the potential for partnerships to drive clean energy transitions in both urban and rural areas.
This collaboration aligns with India’s broader goals of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070 and transitioning to a more sustainable energy mix.
