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SWSOLAR wins two solar projects totalling Rs 985 crore in Rajasthan and South Africa
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🗓 22 Sep 2026, 03:17 PM
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Renewable energy firm SWSOLAR has secured contracts for two solar projects valued at Rs 985 crore, one in Rajasthan and another in South Africa.
SWSOLAR, a renewable‑energy developer, announced that it has been awarded two solar power projects with a combined contract value of Rs 985 crore. The first project is located in the Indian state of Rajasthan, while the second is slated for development in South Africa. Both contracts were confirmed through official channels and are expected to proceed under the companies' standard timelines.
The Rajasthan project will add several megawatts of solar capacity to the state's growing clean‑energy portfolio, aligning with India's national targets for renewable generation. The South African assignment marks SWSOLAR's continued expansion into international markets, reflecting growing demand for solar solutions in the African continent.
Industry analysts view the dual win as a sign of SWSOLAR's strengthening market position and its ability to secure large‑scale deals across borders. The firm plans to mobilise resources and commence detailed engineering studies in the coming weeks.
If executed as planned, the projects could create jobs, boost local economies and contribute to carbon‑reduction goals in both regions.
The Rajasthan project will add several megawatts of solar capacity to the state's growing clean‑energy portfolio, aligning with India's national targets for renewable generation. The South African assignment marks SWSOLAR's continued expansion into international markets, reflecting growing demand for solar solutions in the African continent.
Industry analysts view the dual win as a sign of SWSOLAR's strengthening market position and its ability to secure large‑scale deals across borders. The firm plans to mobilise resources and commence detailed engineering studies in the coming weeks.
If executed as planned, the projects could create jobs, boost local economies and contribute to carbon‑reduction goals in both regions.