New Delhi: AMPIN Energy Transition announced on Monday that it has signed a long-term renewable Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Air Liquide in India for the supply of 6.6 MW of renewable energy from its wind-solar hybrid project.
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According to a company statement, once operational, the project is expected to offset 60 percent of the site’s electricity requirements through renewable energy and enable the abatement of approximately 22,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year.
Under the agreement, AMPIN will supply 6.6 MW of renewable electricity from its wind-solar hybrid project to Air Liquide’s facility in Jhagadia, Gujarat, the statement said.
“This PPA represents a concrete step in Air Liquide’s strategy to decarbonise our assets,” said Benoit Renard, General Manager, Air Liquide India.
Air Liquide is a world leader in gases, technologies and services for industry and healthcare. The company is present in 60 countries with approximately 66,500 employees and serves more than 4 million customers and patients.
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“This collaboration not only contributes to Air Liquide’s decarbonisation goals but also reflects our shared vision for accelerating the adoption of clean energy across India’s industrial sector,” said Pinaki Bhattacharyya, Founder, MD and CEO, AMPIN Energy Transition.
