Solar plant planned to supply much of Delhi–Meerut rail corridor
A planned 110 MW solar plant costing Rs 450 crore is expected to meet nearly 60% of the Delhi–Meerut corridor’s electricity needs and cut power costs by 25%.
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The project could reduce operating costs and improve energy resilience for a major rail corridor.
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- India's first 160 kmph Namo Bharat train service, also the fastest, began in 2023; now a Rs 450 crore, 110 MW solar plant will meet nearly 60% of Delhi-Meerut corridor's power needs and cut electricity costs 25% ↗timesofindia.indiatimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 6:16 AM UTC
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