Group Surya, under Surya International Private Limited, has won a prestigious EPC contract for a 200 kW Solar-Hydrogen BESS-Based Microgrid in Chushul, Ladakh. The project, valued at ₹102 crore and awarded by NTPC REL, in collaboration with the Indian Army, aims to provide continuous clean energy to an off-grid defense location. Operating at 4,400 meters altitude and with temperatures as low as -30°C, this microgrid is designed to perform under extreme conditions, reducing carbon emissions by 1,500 tons annually and enhancing India's clean energy objectives. This initiative not only ensures energy security but also signifies a personal commitment to soldiers, as expressed by Kamlesh Kumar Singh, the Managing Director of Surya International. The project symbolizes a significant advancement in India's defense infrastructure, leveraging green hydrogen technology to achieve energy independence in challenging terrains.