New Delhi, July 1: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced that the state is rapidly advancing towards providing 24-hour green energy. Speaking virtually from the Chief Minister’s residence during a pre-bid meeting held at the Madhya Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi, Yadav revealed the launch of an ambitious project aimed at delivering renewable energy around the clock. This initiative marks the beginning of a new chapter in the clean energy sector for Madhya Pradesh, aligning with announcements made in Davos regarding the state’s commitment to 24/7 green energy.
CM Mohan Yadav highlighted that the Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Project has set the lowest solar tariff in the country, giving India a global identity in renewable energy. The Shajapur-Neemuch solar parks have achieved the lowest tariff in the state at ₹2.14 per unit. Recently, a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) was signed for the four-hour storage project in Morena at ₹2.70 per unit, making it one of the most competitive energy storage projects in the nation.
He emphasized that the state government is dedicated to providing transparent policies, swift decision-making, and excellent infrastructure for investors. Yadav invited both domestic and international investors to join Madhya Pradesh’s energy revolution. He stated that the government’s objective is not just to establish projects but to position Madhya Pradesh as a leading state in green energy, energy security, and sustainable development.
The Chief Minister expressed confidence that the collaborative efforts surrounding the Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Project will make the 24-hour renewable energy initiative a historic achievement for India’s energy security and green development. The pre-bid meeting in New Delhi was attended by representatives from Tata Power, Reliance Energy, Torrent Power, Jindal Renewable, NTPC, Hindustan Power, Mahindra Systems, and other companies.
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