Author: PPD Team Date: 21/10/2024

Rays Power Infra has secured solar projects worth Rs 9.4 billion, totalling 362 MW, in Rajasthan.  

Additionally, the company won a 600 KW / 3000 KWh flow battery project from NTPC.

Ketan Mehta, MD & CEO, expressed excitement over the projects, emphasizing the company’s leadership and commitment to innovative energy solutions. Since its inception in 2011, Rays Power Infra has been a key player in turnkey solar EPC services, addressing the growing demand for renewable energy in India.

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