Shree Cement Commissions 20 MW Solar Power Plant In Chitrakoot, Strengthening Its Renewable Energy Footprint In Uttar Pradesh

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : This project marks another major step in the company's efforts to strengthen its renewable energy portfolio and reinforces its long-term commitment to sustainability, operational efficiency, and India's clean energy transition.
66% : Beyond its contribution to renewable energy generation, the Chitrakoot project is also expected to benefit the local community by creating around 30 to 40 daily employment opportunities during its operation.
64% : He noted that each new project provides an opportunity for the company to innovate and integrate renewable energy across its operations.
64% : This milestone highlights the company's leadership in renewable energy within the cement industry and its ongoing commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and achieving greater energy efficiency.
61% : Shree Cement Ltd., one of India's leading cement manufacturers, has announced the commissioning of a 20 MWp solar power plant in Chitrakoot district, Uttar Pradesh.
61% : Once fully operational, the solar power plant will help offset approximately 22,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually, contributing meaningfully to Shree Cement's broader low-carbon and sustainability goals.
59% : The newly commissioned solar plant will supply renewable power to Shree Cement's Etah grinding unit through the Wheeling and Banking route, enabling the use of clean energy directly for its operations.
59% : With the commissioning of this project, Shree Cement's total installed solar power capacity now stands at 313.5 MWp across India.
57% : Speaking about this development, Neeraj Akhoury, Managing Director of Shree Cement, emphasized that the Chitrakoot solar plant represents much more than just a source of renewable energy.

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