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Japan's Mitsui to invest in ReNew Power's renewable energy project

ReNew Power renewable energy project to provide 400 MW of electricity to state-owned electricity.

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BS Web Team New Delhi
ReNew Power and Japan’s Mitsui have signed an agreement that will have the Japanese company invest in a round-the-clock renewable energy project the Indian company is developing.

The project will set up three wind farms and a solar-plus-battery storage farm in Rajasthan, Karnataka, and Maharashtra. It will provide 400 MW electricity to the state-owned Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). The farm will have a capacity of 1,300 MW and 100 MWh in battery storage.

The project "will feed into" India’s climate change commitments and target of scaling up the renewable energy sector, said a press release from the two

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