GIPL bags repeat order from Cochin Airport

Tech firm Ganges Internationale (GIPL) today said it has bagged the second project order of 11 MW module mounting structures from CochinAirport.
"GIPL is again selected to install a big project of capacity 11 MW module mounting structures byCochinAirport. GIPL invested Rs 5 crore during manufacturing and installation of module mounting structures," a GIPL statement said.
According to the statement, while, 11 MW is a ground mount repeat order, the pilot tracking project is the first-of-its-kind to get installed at an Indian Airport.
Tracking systems (for sunshine) have been in the foray for a while, across all international airbases. It has slowly crept into the Indian Aviation environment through Cochin's interest in checking the feasibility of such system, to ensure a streamlined experience at the airport, it said

"This first-of-its-kindprojectat theCochinAirport. Ganges played an immense role in the setting up the World First Green Airport atCochin, and are honoured to yet again partner with CIAL,"saidVinay Goyal, CEO at Ganges Internationale, in the statement.
"Ganges is renowned for its technical expertise, world-class ground mounting technology/products, and designing skills, and looks forward to commissioning of thisproject, which will help in promoting a sustainable solar powered environment in the country," Goyal said.
GIPL is one of the supreme manufacturers and supplier ofTelecom Towers,Module Mounting Structure for Solar Power Companies and Civil and Erection work,Windmills, Power transmission & distribution and Railway Electrification all under one roof.