According to news from India's Tata Power Solar, the company has won a contract to develop a 70MW/105MWp photovoltaic floating power station in Kerala, India. The project will be built on a reservoir used by the Indian National Thermal Power Company Rajiv Gandhi Combined Cycle Power Plant for a period of 21 months. The contract is valued at $48.7 million, which also includes three years of operation and maintenance services.

Founded in 1989, Tata Power Solar was originally a joint venture between Tata Power and BP. It is currently operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of India's Tata Power and is India's largest PV EPC service provider. In addition, as one of the largest PV manufacturers in India, Tata Power Solar also has 400MW components and 300MW photovoltaic cell capacity.

According to the news released on September 24, 2019 by Tata Power Solar official website, Mongolian President Khaltmaagiin Battulga visited the battery and component production facilities accompanied by relevant personnel, and highly praised the company's utility projects, rooftop photovoltaic projects, etc. In terms of capabilities, and invited the company to discuss the development potential and business of photovoltaics in Mongolia. Editor / Zhao Jing