ACME Solar Holdings and Epack Prefab Technologies are making major moves in the industrial infrastructure and renewable energy sectors. These strategic developments highlight expanding operational footprints across corporate portfolios.
The ACME Solar and NTPC Power Agreement
ACME Solar Holdings subsidiary ACME Marigold Urja has executed a power purchase agreement with NTPC. The contract covers a 400 MW firm and dispatchable renewable energy project under NTPC FDRE Tranche 01.
- Contract Capacity: 400 MW
- Tariff Rate: Rs 4.37 per unit
- Scheduled Commencement Date: June 30, 2028
- Project Tenure: 25 years from the scheduled start date
ACME Solar Holdings operates as a renewable energy company with a diverse portfolio of solar, wind, hybrid, and firm and dispatchable projects. This long-term contract secures a steady operational horizon stretching over two and a half decades.
Epack Prefab Launches New Ghiloth Facility
Simultaneously, Epack Prefab has commenced commercial production at its new facility located in Ghiloth. This expansion significantly boosts manufacturing output for pre-engineered building structures and related components.
- PEB Structure Capacity Addition: 11,300 Metric Tons per annum
- PUF Panel Capacity Addition: 800,000 square meters per annum
Both corporate developments underline ongoing capital allocation toward expanding industrial capacity and securing long-term energy supply agreements. The implications point toward scaled-up operational readiness across these key infrastructure sectors.