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Loom Wins 1 MWh Solar‑Plus‑Storage Contract in Chhattisgarh
✍️ Construction World
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 08:31 AM
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Renewable energy firm Loom has secured a 1 MWh solar‑plus‑storage project in Chhattisgarh, marking a new addition to the state's clean‑energy portfolio.
Loom, a renewable‑energy developer, announced that it has been awarded a 1 megawatt‑hour solar‑plus‑storage project in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh. The contract, reported by Construction World, signals the company's entry into the region’s growing clean‑energy market.
The project will combine photovoltaic generation with battery storage, enabling the supply of electricity even during periods of low sunlight. While detailed timelines and financial terms have not been disclosed, Loom expects the installation to enhance grid stability and support state‑level renewable‑energy targets.
Industry observers note that such hybrid projects are increasingly favored by utilities and state authorities seeking to balance intermittent solar output with reliable power delivery. The development aligns with Chhattisgarh’s broader push to expand renewable capacity and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Loom’s entry into Chhattisgarh adds to a wave of private‑sector investments in India’s renewable sector, where policy incentives and declining technology costs are driving rapid growth.
The project will combine photovoltaic generation with battery storage, enabling the supply of electricity even during periods of low sunlight. While detailed timelines and financial terms have not been disclosed, Loom expects the installation to enhance grid stability and support state‑level renewable‑energy targets.
Industry observers note that such hybrid projects are increasingly favored by utilities and state authorities seeking to balance intermittent solar output with reliable power delivery. The development aligns with Chhattisgarh’s broader push to expand renewable capacity and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Loom’s entry into Chhattisgarh adds to a wave of private‑sector investments in India’s renewable sector, where policy incentives and declining technology costs are driving rapid growth.