据阿拉伯贸易2月21消息称，全球能源转型的领导者恩吉（Engie）宣布，位于印度南部安得拉邦的250兆瓦Kadapa太阳能项目已经全面投产。500公顷场地的建设工作于2018年9月开始。
尽管极端天气和地理条件恶劣，该项目仍成功完成，安全工时接近190万小时，并符合最高质量标准。
随着印度成为全球能源转型中增长最快的国家之一，200兆瓦阶段项目已于2019年5月提前投产，这一里程碑式的项目支持了恩吉成为可再生能源发展主要合作伙伴的雄心。
剩余的50兆瓦最近已用于现有的200兆瓦产能，以向40万人提供电力。
恩吉在印度已有40多年的历史，在可再生能源领域的总装机容量超过150亿瓦，在发电、工程和能源服务领域雇佣了约1000名员工。三年前，它确定了Kadapa项目。
恩吉首席执行官(中东、南亚、中亚和土耳其)Sebastien Arbola说：“我们致力于支持印度的能源转型。”
他说:“我们期待继续支持国家对低碳发电的投资，并在中东地区继续以尽可能高的健康和安全标准运营。”
恩吉在印度开发的其他项目包括在北方邦的Mirzapur太阳能项目（101 MWp），在拉贾斯坦邦的Bhadla太阳能公园（190 MWp），在古吉拉特邦的风力项目（30 MW）和在泰米尔纳德邦的两个风力项目（50 MW和200 MW），这符合印度政府发展可再生能源的雄心。
曹海斌 摘译自 阿拉伯贸易
Engie commissions 250MW solar project in India
Engie, a global leader in energy transition, has announced the full commissioning of the 250 MW Kadapa solar project in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Construction work at the 500-hectare site began in September 2018.
The project was successfully completed with close to 1.9 million safe man hours and as per the highest quality standards, despite extreme weather and geographical conditions.
The 200 MW phase was commissioned ahead of schedule in May 2019 and this milestone supports Engie’s ambition to be a major renewables development partner as India becomes one of the fastest growing countries in global energy transition.
The remaining 50 MW were recently commissioned to the existing 200 MW capacity, in order to provide power to 400,000 people.
Engie has been present and active in India for over 40 years and has a total installed capacity of more than 1.5 GW in renewables and employs around 1,000 people in power generation, engineering and energy services. It clinched the Kadapa project three years back.
Engie CEO (Middle East, South & Central Asia and Turkey) Sébastien Arbola said: "We are committed to supporting India’s energy transition."
"We look forward to continuing to support the country’s low-carbon generation investments and in the Middle East region whilst continuing to operate to the highest possible health and safety standards," he stated.
Other projects Engie has developed in India include the Mirzapur solar project (101MWp) in Uttar Pradesh, Bhadla solar park (190 MWp) in Rajasthan, a wind project in Gujarat (30 MW) and two wind projects in Tamil Nadu (50 MW and 200 MW), in accordance with the Indian government’s ambitions to develop renewable energy.
