Seven Greens Solar Systems Pvt Ltd has commissioned the 2.7 MW Jaipur Railway Solar Project. The project featured installation of rooftop solar systems in 23 stations and a 350-km North Western Railway corridor in Rajasthan and Haryana.
The initiative marks a milestone in converting traditional transit hubs into clean energy generators. The project reduces reliance on fossil-fuels based grid electricity by utilising distributed rooftop solar assets. It also decreases the operational carbon emissions and directly enables Indian Railways’ overarching mission to transition toward a net-zero carbon transportation network.
Developing clean energy projects across an active rail corridor included major operational challenges. The company handled the complete project lifecycle from initial system design and procurement to logistics, installation, and commissioning to upholding stringent quality, safety and operational standards across all 23 sites.
Akshay Borkar, Director at Seven Greens, said, "The Jaipur Railway Solar Project reflects our core engineering capabilities and our team’s execution discipline in delivering complex, geographically distributed clean energy infrastructure. Indian Railways represents one of the largest transportation networks in the world, and powering its assets with reliable, clean energy is critical to the nation’s green transition. Executing across 350 kilometres required seamless coordination, precise engineering and robust supply chain management.
This successful deployment reinforces the trust placed in Seven Greens to build reliable, high-performance solar infrastructure that drives real, long-term environmental and operational impact."
