Indian Textile Industry Goes Green with Solar Power: A Leap Towards Sustainability

The Indian textile industry is advancing towards sustainability with a new solar power plant in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, using LONGi's Hi-MO 5 modules. Spearheaded by Viridis Engineering, this project saves the manufacturer ₹1.9 crore annually and reduces operational costs. LONGi’s technology aims for a greener future in high-pollution industries.

The Indian textile industry is making significant strides towards sustainability with the installation of a solar power plant in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Featuring LONGi's high-efficiency Hi-MO 5 solar modules, the plant was developed by the reputable EPC firm Viridis Engineering.

Initiated in two phases, the project saw 1 MW installed in May 2023 and an additional 750 kW in February 2024. This installation delivers an impressive daily generation capacity of 6 units, translating to an annual electricity bill saving of ₹1.9 crore for the textile manufacturer. Besides securing energy for its operations, the reduction in electricity costs significantly lowers monthly overheads.

Viridis Engineering's expertise ensured the project's smooth execution, allowing the manufacturer to swiftly benefit from solar energy. LONGi, founded in 2000, aims to transform energy-intensive industries through advanced technology, promoting a greener and more sustainable industrial landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)