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ACME Solar Signs 300 MW SECI PPA

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ACME Solar Signs 300 MW SECI PPA

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ACME Solar Holdings has signed multiple 25-year PPAs with SECI for 300 MW wind-solar hybrid projects, expanding its contracted portfolio to 6,870 MW out of 8,070 MW. The reported tariffs are around ₹3.25 per kWh for the hybrid projects, while a separate FDRE deal includes 1,200 MWh of storage at ₹6.28 per unit, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2028. All agreements involve ISTS interconnection with a minimum CUF of 30% to ensure dispatchable renewable generation. ACME’s broader footprint now includes an 8.1 GW portfolio across solar, wind, storage, and hybrids, with about 6.57 GW signed and several hundred megawatts under construction, totaling roughly 3,880 MW in under-construction PPAs. These deals underscore India's push for reliable, scalable clean energy and ACME Solar's rapid expansion in utility-scale renewables.

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