Alpex Solar, based in Greater Noida, has recently secured orders exceeding Rs 1,068 crore from prominent clients including the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Ltd (CMPDIL), a subsidiary of Coal India, and the Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency (HAREDA). Leading a consortium with a 70% stake, the company will undertake the design and construction of a major grid-connected solar power plant alongside transmission infrastructure. Complementing this, Alpex has won several substantial contracts for the supply of solar photovoltaic modules and water pumps, reinforcing its stature as a key EPC player within India’s rapidly expanding renewable energy market.
Landmark Solar Power Plant Contract with Coal India Subsidiary
In a pivotal project, Alpex Solar, partnering with NVNR Power & Infra Ltd, secured a Rs 349.99 crore contract from CMPDIL to develop a grid-connected ground-mounted solar power facility at Nandan Washery, situated in the Kanhan area under Western Coalfields. The contract encompasses the full spectrum of engineering, procurement, and construction activities, including fabrication, erection, installation, and commissioning.
The scope also involves the construction of a 32kV double-circuit transmission line connecting the main control station to the feeding substation, alongside essential bay extension works. With a commanding 70% consortium share, Alpex Solar’s role is central to the project’s successful execution, underscoring its expertise in large-scale solar infrastructure.
Expanding Footprint Through Module Supply Agreements
Alongside EPC contracts, Alpex Solar has aggressively expanded its supply chain footprint. The company recently secured a Rs 210 crore order to supply solar modules to the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), a nod to its growing prominence in module manufacturing and distribution.
Further strengthening its order book, Alpex landed a Rs 378 crore contract in early May 2025 for solar PV module supply to a leading industry player, followed by a Rs 380.52 crore agreement in April for modules from a renowned Indian manufacturer. Collectively, these contracts illustrate Alpex’s ability to meet rising demand driven by India’s ambitious renewable energy targets.
Diversification into Solar Water Pumps with Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency
Expanding beyond large-scale power projects, Alpex Solar secured a Rs 65.33 crore contract from HAREDA for the supply of 2,119 solar water pumps, enhancing its portfolio in rural and agricultural solar solutions. This deal aligns with government initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable irrigation and rural electrification through solar technology.
Strategic Vision and Industry Positioning
Ashwani Sehgal, Managing Director of Alpex Solar, articulated the significance of the recent wins: “The slew of orders bagged by us in the past few months is a testament to our comprehensive capabilities and commitment to excellence. Furthermore, with our recent order win, we have solidified our position as a formidable EPC player in the solar sector.”
These developments come amid India’s accelerating push towards renewable energy, backed by government incentives and a growing corporate focus on sustainability. Alpex Solar’s diversified order portfolio positions it well to capitalize on these market dynamics, underpinning robust future growth.
Conclusion: Poised for Leadership in India’s Solar Expansion
Alpex Solar’s recent contract acquisitions underscore its growing influence and operational breadth in India’s solar energy ecosystem. Through strategic consortium partnerships, extensive EPC expertise, and an expanding module supply chain, the company is equipped to deliver on large-scale renewable projects vital for India’s clean energy ambitions. As demand for sustainable power infrastructure intensifies, Alpex Solar’s trajectory signals a strong alignment with the nation’s energy transformation agenda and positions it as a key industry player for the coming decade.
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