The Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation Ltd. (Keltron) has asked for bids to build a 1.5 MWp rooftop solar project at the Kalyani Layer Farm in West Bengal. The official announcement of the tender was made on February 25. It included information about the scope, technical requirements, and submission deadline.
The rooftop solar project is being floated under a tariff-based bid process. The selected contractor will be responsible for design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the solar system, which will be connected to Keltron’s existing facilities at the farm.
Project Overview
The tender document has important technical and procedural information. The solar photovoltaic (PV) modules and other equipment that will be installed on the roof are expected to lower the building’s carbon footprint and lower its energy costs.
Companies interested in participating in the tender process must meet the eligibility criteria and submit their proposals by the deadline specified in the documents. As per the tender terms, bidders are required to provide financial and technical details, along with performance guarantees to ensure project delivery.
Renewable Mission and Goals
The rooftop solar project aligns with Keltron’s efforts to expand the use of clean energy within its operations. By harnessing solar power, the company aims to reduce dependency on conventional electricity sources and further sustainability goals.
Commenting on the tender announcement, Keltron stated, “The rooftop solar project at Kalyani Layer Farm demonstrates Keltron’s continued commitment to renewable energy adoption and energy cost optimisation. We invite qualified bidders to participate in this competitive process to help us realise our sustainability objectives.”
The rooftop installation is expected to support local solar capacity growth in West Bengal and contribute to India’s broader renewable energy targets. Selected bidders will work closely with Keltron to ensure timely execution of the project in alignment with regulatory and technical guidelines.





