NLC India said its wholly owned renewables arm was selected for the 900 MW project in a competitive tender run by Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd. The company disclosed the award to the NSE and BSE on July 30 under India’s listing rules. The project expands NLC’s renewable portfolio and gives Gujarat another sizeable source of contracted solar power as Indian demand for green electricity rises.
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