Dhule 200MWac/280MWp Solar Project

Located in Mhasale village, Sakri Taluk of Dhule District in Maharashtra, the project envisions to harness the abundant solar resource and convert it to green electricity by using Mono PERC Crystalline – MBB Technology. The 220 KV Grid Substation where power will be evacuated from the Project is located in Shivajinagar village, Sakri at ~11 km distance from the Project site. The substation is surrounded by agricultural land and the TL route passes predominantly through agricultural lands in the villages of Bhadgaon, Bhamer and Vardharne.

The total estimated land required for the Project is 380.8 ha

The estimated commissioning dates are as below:

• AMPYR 12 – 50 MW in Mar 2025;
• AMPYR 12A -50 MW in May 2025;
• AMPYR 12 A -50 MW in July 2025; and
• AMPYR 12 A -50 MW in September 2025

Ampyr has a robust grievance mechanism to record and resolve complaints both internally and externally. Stakeholders receive periodic training on the process, and public disclosures ensure awareness through project boards, newspaper ads, and more. Grievances, whether oral or written, are recorded by a designated coordinator at each site, reviewed, investigated, and resolved per the project’s ESMS. Data is monitored to track grievances by gender and identify patterns, systemic issues, and community feedback. Click here to read our full ESG policy for India. 

Complaints can be registered with the independent Grievance Redressal Mechanism of GCF here or directly with us here.