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Roofsol Energy Signs PPA with Lloyds Metals and Energy

Ppa Solar signed Maharashtra, India
5.5 MWp
Capacity

Roofsol Energy has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd to supply 5.5 MWp of solar power under the OPEX model, supporting the latter's manufacturing operations in Maharashtra with clean energy. The project aligns with LMEL's broader strategy of integrating sustainability into its rapidly expanding metals and mining operations.

Deal Analysis

Roofsol Energy's Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd (LMEL) to supply 5.5 MWp of solar power in Maharashtra, India, represents a strategic move for both companies. This agreement allows LMEL to integrate clean energy into its manufacturing operations, supporting its sustainability goals amidst rapid expansion in the metals and mining sector. For Roofsol Energy, this PPA provides a stable revenue stream and strengthens its position as a provider of renewable energy solutions in the Indian market. The OPEX model further reduces the upfront capital expenditure for LMEL, making the transition to solar power more accessible. While the financial details of the PPA remain undisclosed, the deal is notable for its contribution to India's growing renewable energy landscape. The involvement of Lloyds Metals and Energy, a significant player in the steel and energy sectors, signals a growing trend of industrial consumers adopting solar power to reduce their carbon footprint and potentially lower energy costs. This agreement underscores the increasing viability and attractiveness of solar PPAs for large industrial consumers in India, potentially paving the way for similar deals in the future.
  • 5.5 MWp solar power supply agreement
  • OPEX model reduces upfront costs for Lloyds Metals and Energy
  • Supports Lloyds Metals and Energy's sustainability initiatives
  • Strengthens Roofsol Energy's position in the Indian solar market
Market Context: India's renewable energy sector is experiencing significant growth, driven by government policies, declining solar costs, and increasing corporate demand for clean energy. Maharashtra is a key state in this growth, attracting investments in solar projects to meet its energy needs and promote sustainable development.

Timeline

Announced
Signed
Jan 21, 2026
Closed

Market Context

This deal is part of the Solar sector in India.
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