In sync with the Indian government’s ambitious target of having 100 GW of solar power generation capacity by 2022, Mumbai International Airport, has successfully commissioned additional solar power of 410 kWp. The solar panels, spread across five different locations at the T2 and cargo terminals, have been strategically positioned on the roof tops of the building for optimum utilisation of space at the airport.
Until now, CSIA was generating 650 kWp of solar power. Through additional solar installations the capacity will increase by 410 kWp, taking the total output up to 1,060 kWp. The next phase of the solar project will include plant installations of 1,700 kWp. The capacity is anticipated to further enhance to 6,400 kWp by 2017.
MIAL spokesperson said, “Our efforts towards achieving and promoting sustainability. At MIAL, safeguarding the environment remains our prime focus in all our endeavours.”

  In sync with the Indian government’s ambitious target of having 100 GW of solar power generation capacity by 2022, Mumbai International Airport, has successfully commissioned additional solar power of 410 kWp. The solar panels, spread across five different locations at the T2 and cargo terminals, have been strategically positioned on the roof tops of the building for optimum utilisation of space at the airport.
Until now, CSIA was generating 650 kWp of solar power. Through additional solar installations the capacity will increase by 410 kWp, taking the total output up to 1,060 kWp. The next phase of the solar project will include plant installations of 1,700 kWp. The capacity is anticipated to further enhance to 6,400 kWp by 2017.
MIAL spokesperson said, “Our efforts towards achieving and promoting sustainability. At MIAL, safeguarding the environment remains our prime focus in all our endeavours.”