Epic Energy, a key player in the solar EPC market, has signed an agreement with Niva Ecotech to establish a 35 MWp (25 MW) solar park in Solapur, Maharashtra. Epic Renewable Projects, a 100% subsidiary of Epic Energy, will spearhead this initiative to develop solar parks across India.

The company has identified multiple sites in and around Solapur and is in advanced discussions with corporates to install solar energy plants under the group captive open access system at the proposed park.  

Epic Energy is recognized as an Energy Service Company (ESCO) by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Government of India, highlighting its commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

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