Aditya Ultra Steel Powers Up Sustainability with New Solar Initiative
Aditya Ultra Steel Ltd has committed to sustainability by investing in a 5,000 KWP Solar Captive Power Plant at Jasdan, Gujarat. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs, aligning with global climate goals. The plant will supply clean energy directly to the company's manufacturing unit.

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In a move towards sustainability, Aditya Ultra Steel Ltd has announced the development of a 5,000 KWP Solar Captive Power Plant located in Jasdan, Rajkot. This project marks a significant investment in renewable energy, aimed at powering its operations with environmentally friendly energy sources.
The newly planned solar power plant will significantly meet the company's energy requirements and reduce its reliance on traditional grid power, thus enhancing sustainability and reducing exposure to fluctuating electricity prices. The project represents a Rs. 15.35 crore investment, a sign of Aditya Ultra Steel's commitment to environmental responsibility.
Aditya Ultra Steel's initiative fits into its broader strategy of reducing carbon footprints and optimizing energy costs in alignment with global climate objectives. When operational, the plant will not only contribute to a cleaner environment but also reinforce the company's vision of being a leader in climate-conscious industrial practices.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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