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Apollo Green Energy Set to Begin Construction on Kerala’s Largest Floating Solar Project at West Kallada
Apollo Green Energy Limited (AGEL) edging into construction on Kerala’s largest floating solar project at West Kallada Reservoir:
- The project is being developed on ~297 acres across the Mundakapadam and Patanjire Kallada Panchayats in Kerala.
- Capacity: 65 MW floating solar installation with over 1 lakh solar panels on advanced floating platforms that adapt to water-level changes.
- Power will be sold to Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) at a tariff of ₹ 3.04 per unit under a long-term agreement.
- Project highlights: dual-use of the reservoir, land conservation, reduced evaporation and improved panel efficiency via natural cooling.
- Community-inclusive: Local panchayats and farmers have leased land, and there’s a compensation framework.
- AGEL’s broader strategy: This project adds to its utility-scale solar, wind, hybrid, storage and green hydrogen portfolio, aligning with India’s 500 GW+ renewables target by 2030.
Source: illustrateddailynews.com/business/apollo-green-energy-nears-construction-phase-for-keralas-largest-floating-solar-project-at-west-kallada-845984
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