05/03/2019at 09:07

Fortum secures new large-scale solar farm in India

Finnish energy company Fortum will install and operate yet another solar farm in India – this time with an effect of 250 MW, Fortum informs Monday.

by OLE ANDERSEN

Finnish utility Fortum has secured the right to install and operate a 250 MW solar farm in the Indian state of Rajasthan. The facility is projected to enter operation in the fourth quarter of 2020, Fortum informs in a press release Monday.

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