The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Technology said solar panels installed along the Male'-Hulhumale' highway will begin generating electricity in August, under the ASPIRE project run with the World Bank. The 5.6 MW system, built by Thailand's Ensys Co Ltd, will be connected to Stelco's main grid, with Stelco buying the electricity at 10.09 US cents (MVR 1.68) per unit.
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The rate of sale will be 10.09 US cents per unit, equivalent to MVR 1.68.
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Thailand's Ensys Co Ltd, the appointed contractor for the 5.6 Megawatt Solar Power System installation, was awarded the project in November 2020.
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The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Technology (MOECCT) has said that solar panels installed along the Male'-Hulhumale' highway are set to begin generating electricity next month.
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According to the ministry, the solar panel installation work is expected to be completed by the end of this month.
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Thailand's Ensys Co Ltd, the appointed contractor for the 5.6 Megawatt Solar Power System installation, was awarded the project in November 2020.
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However, practical work on the project commenced in December of last year.
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