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Indus Towers installs solar systems across 50,000 sites with targets for FY29
Originally reported by ET Industry as: Indus Towers equips 50,000 sites with solar power; plans to double count by FY29
4 Nov 2026, 6:15 am IST · Xecute.finance News Desk
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Indus Towers has deployed solar power systems across 50,000 telecom sites, adding about 300 MW of capacity, with plans to double this count by FY29. Combined with battery storage and energy-management systems, the initiative has lowered energy expenses by 8-10% per kilowatt and reduced diesel usage.
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Indus Towers has successfully equipped 50,000 telecom sites with solar power installations, contributing approximately 300 MW of new capacity. The enterprise has outlined a strategic objective to double this solar-equipped site count by financial year 2029 (FY29). Integrating renewable energy generation with battery storage and advanced energy-management systems alters the traditional operating model of telecom infrastructure.
Previously, sites relied heavily on diesel generators; the new setup has successfully reduced energy costs by 8-10% per kilowatt while simultaneously lowering diesel consumption. Corporate finance teams and sustainability officers in infrastructure firms should evaluate capital expenditure investments in renewable assets for long-term operational savings.
Track corporate disclosures and annual reports for progress updates on the FY29 capacity expansion targets. Bottom line: green energy adoption directly enhances operating margins by cutting recurring fuel expenses in telecom operations.
Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
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