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Current Infraprojects Wins Rs 10.42 Cr Solar Order from Bank Note Press
✍️ outlookbusiness.com
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 04:46 PM
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Current Infraprojects has secured a ₹10.42 crore contract to install solar panels for Bank Note Press.
Current Infraprojects, a leading Indian infrastructure firm, has won a ₹10.42 crore contract to install solar power systems at Bank Note Press. The deal, announced by the company’s spokesperson, involves the deployment of photovoltaic panels across the press’s premises to meet its electricity needs.
The contract marks a significant step for the firm, which has been expanding its renewable energy portfolio in recent years. By partnering with Bank Note Press, Current Infraprojects aims to provide a reliable, cost‑effective power solution that also reduces the press’s carbon footprint.
The installation will cover a total area of approximately 5,000 square meters and is expected to generate around 2 MW of clean energy, enough to power the press’s operations for several months. The project will be completed within the next six months, according to the company.
Industry analysts view the order as a positive indicator of growing demand for solar solutions in the manufacturing sector. Current Infraprojects plans to leverage this experience to secure further renewable energy projects across India.
The contract marks a significant step for the firm, which has been expanding its renewable energy portfolio in recent years. By partnering with Bank Note Press, Current Infraprojects aims to provide a reliable, cost‑effective power solution that also reduces the press’s carbon footprint.
The installation will cover a total area of approximately 5,000 square meters and is expected to generate around 2 MW of clean energy, enough to power the press’s operations for several months. The project will be completed within the next six months, according to the company.
Industry analysts view the order as a positive indicator of growing demand for solar solutions in the manufacturing sector. Current Infraprojects plans to leverage this experience to secure further renewable energy projects across India.