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Home / India Defence Ministry approves 250 MW solar-plus-BESS project on unused Sitapur land
Back·June 09, 2026·Saur Energy
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India Defence Ministry approves 250 MW solar-plus-BESS project on unused Sitapur land

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India's Defence Ministry has cleared a 250 MW solar-plus-storage project on unused land in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh. The approval is significant because it links public land reuse, storage-backed solar and institutional energy security in a project expected to move through competitive bidding.

India's Defence Ministry has approved a 250 MW solar project integrated with battery energy storage on nearly 850 acres of unused land at the former Sitapur cantonment in Uttar Pradesh. NTPC is expected to implement the project through competitive bidding, turning idle public land into a clean power asset for energy security and cost reduction.

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