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REC Group Expands India Foot Print

November 2019

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The Textile magazine

Executes solar projects at two leading textile companies

REC Group Expands India Foot Print

REC Group has supplied 11.5 MW in solar modules to Kasim Textile Mills and Eveready Spinning Mills from Tamil Nadu. These shipments come on top to the 20 MW that have been supplied to textile industry in Q3 last year already.

REC Group, the leading European brand for solar photovoltaic modules in India, recently completed an order for two major textile mills equivalent to a total system size of 11.5 MW. The end-customers Kasim Textile Mill and Eveready Spinning Mills are both highly regarded companies in the textile industry, catering to the international and domestic market, and located in the southern State of Tamil Nadu in Madurai and Tirupur respectively.

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