-- 再生可能エネルギー企業のクリーンマックス・エンバイロ・エナジー・ソリューションズ(NSE:CLEANMAX、BOM:544717)は、シェル・インディアと提携し、インドのグジャラート州とカルナータカ州にあるシェルの資産に再生可能電力を供給することが、火曜日にインド証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 同社は、グループ自家発電モデルに基づき、グジャラート州にある16.83MWの風力・太陽光ハイブリッド発電所から、シェルのスラト近郊ハジラにあるLNGターミナルに再生可能電力を供給する。グジャラート州のこの発電所は、太陽光発電6.93MWpと風力発電9.90MWの発電容量で構成されている。 また、カルナータカ州にある13.2MWの風力・太陽光ハイブリッド発電所から、シェルのベンガルールにあるテクノロジーセンターにも電力を供給する。この発電所は、ジャガルルにある太陽光発電9.9MWpと、ホナワドにある風力発電3.3MWの発電容量で構成されている。 グループ共同発電プログラムに基づき、両社はこれらの再生可能エネルギー資産の開発に共同投資を行う。これらのプロジェクトを合わせると、年間約66,832MWhの再生可能エネルギーが発電される見込みだ。 同社の株価は直近の取引で1%近く下落した。
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