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CIAL generates 312 million units of solar power, cuts two lakh tonnes of emissions

9 Sept 2023

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Key Takeaways

  • The increasing solar generation capacity of the company along with focusing on green energy concept highlights strong operational efforts driving the company towards profitability.

  • The setting up of the new plant, in collaboration with BPCL, will boost the airport company’s revenue & will lead to increased goodwill.

  • The increasing solar generation capacity of the company along with focusing on green energy concept highlights strong operational efforts driving the company towards profitability.

  • The setting up of the new plant, in collaboration with BPCL, will boost the airport company’s revenue & will lead to increased goodwill.

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Cochin International Airport

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Cochin International Airport Ltd generates 312 million units of solar power, cuts two lakh tonnes of emissions. 


  • Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) also plans to achieve total green status in airport operations by setting up effluent treatment plant facilities.

  • The airport authority plans on setting up a pilot-size green hydrogen plant in collaboration with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) on CIAL’s land & use solar power.

  • Mr. Pai, deputy general manager of the company, recalled that in 2012, power tariff for CIAL went up from ₹4 a unit to ₹7.

  • The company made its first entry into solar power in 2013 with a 100 KWp solar PV plant on top of the international arrival block along with several other plants, totaling to ₹62 crore investment in the venture in 2015.

  • Later, the company also introduced agri photovoltaics to optimize land use with farming. This system cools solar panels, prevents weed growth, recycles panel cleaning water for irrigation, yields safe-to-eat vegetables, and generates revenue.

Publisher:The Hindu