ScoutQuest14 Oct 2026
Hariom Pipe Industries543517Renewable energy project

Two 5 MW (AC) solar plants commissioned under MSKVY 2.0; group solar capacity at 15 MW (AC)

Hariom Pipe's subsidiary, Hariom Power and Energy Private Limited, has commissioned two 5 MW (AC) solar plants under the MSKVY 2.0 Scheme at Jaipur and Pusegaon in Hingoli, Maharashtra.

By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read

Capacity of each new solar plant
5 MW (AC)
Capacity added by the two plants
10 MW (AC)
Group total commissioned solar capacity
15 MW (AC)

Solar capacity added

Hariom Pipe Industries has informed the exchanges that its subsidiary, M/s. Hariom Power and Energy Private Limited, has commissioned two solar power plants, each of 5 MW (AC), developed under the Mukhyamantri Saur Krushi Vahini Yojana (MSKVY) 2.0 Scheme. The update describes this as a significant milestone in the Group's commitment to renewable energy and sustainable growth.

Where the plants are

Group capacity after commissioning

With these two projects commissioned, the Group's total commissioned solar power generation capacity has increased to 15 MW (AC). The two new plants together add 10 MW (AC).

Numbers in the update

What commissioning means

Commissioning is the point at which a plant is ready and starts operating, as against being under construction. The update states that the subsidiary has commissioned the plants and that they inject power at the named substations.

How a retail investor might read it

This is an operational update about power generation capacity, coming from a company whose main business is pipes. The announcement is limited to the commissioning, the locations, the capacities and the resulting group-level solar capacity. The update also states that the intimation is available on the Company's website.

More numbers
  • Cumulative capacity of the two solar plants commissioned10 MW (AC)
  • Capacity of each solar plant commissioned5 MW (AC)
  • Group's total commissioned solar power generation capacity15 MW (AC)
  • Evacuation voltage at each plant site33/11 kV
Source: BSE · 14 Oct 2026

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