Welspun Energy Ltd, leading solar projects developer of India, registered its renewable energy plan with United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The program, called as "Welspun Renewable Energy Program", shall allow the addition of an unlimited number of solar and wind energy projects from India over 28 years and thereby to contribute to a reduction of significant quantum of carbon emissions.
The program includes a 25 MW Grid Connected Solar PV Project which is under implementation at Neemuch District of Madhya Pradesh and as per the company the project is expected to avoid around 37,739 metric tonnes of Co2 emissions annually for a period of 21 years.
The CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) allows emission-reduction projects in developing countries like India to earn Carbon Emission Reduction credits.
Company has also registered its four projects in Gujarat & Rajasthan under CDM which are expected to reduce a total of 47,022 metric tonne CO2 emissions annually.
Currently, Welspun Energy's another 30 MW Solar PV Project Gujarat is under registration with UNFCCC which is expected to reduce around 47,398 metric tonne CO2 emissions annually.
Additional Reading...
No comments:
Post a Comment