Shakti Pumps (India) reported the receipt of its first order from Karnataka Renewable Energy Development (KREDL) for the supply and implementation of 16,780 stand alone off-grid DC solar photovoltaic water pumping systems (SPWPS) in the state of Karnataka. This is part of Component B of the PM KUSUM Scheme, with the aggregate cost of the entire order coming to around Rs 654.03 crore.
End-to-end execution of solar pumping systems:
The broad scope of work entailed in the matter includes design, manufacturing, provision, transport, and installation of the above-mentioned solar water pumping systems. This program is designed to promote sustainable and renewable energy-based irrigation systems in the state.
Supporting solar-powered irrigation:
The agreement further strengthens Shakti Pumps’ growing presence in mega solar power projects and marks the company’s ability in providing comprehensive solutions for renewable energy. The proposed project will be completed by March 31, 2026. The effort made in this project is in line with the initiatives of the government in promoting solar-powered irrigation systems, thereby benefiting farmers, and further helps in effective water resource management in Karnataka, resulting in a greener and energy-efficient agriculture sector.
