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A Martin Group venture

Utility-scale solar for a low carbon India.

Martin Solar Energy is advancing India’s clean-energy transition, starting with a 50 MW solar project in Musiri, Tamil Nadu.

50 MW Flagship capacity
Musiri Tamil Nadu, India
In development

About us

Clean power,
built for scale.

Martin Solar Energy is the alternative-energy venture of the Martin Group of Companies, focused on advancing India’s clean-energy transition through utility-scale solar generation.

The division is spearheading a 50 MW solar energy project in Musiri, Tamil Nadu, engineered to deliver reliable, high-yield renewable power to the grid.

Designed in line with the Group’s environmental and social governance standards, the flagship facility is the foundation for an expanding solar portfolio.

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Utility-scale

Grid-connected generation designed for dependable, high-volume supply.

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ESG-aligned

Developed around the Group’s environmental and social standards.

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Built to grow

A strong first phase with further capacity planned beyond Musiri.

Our flagship project

Musiri Solar Project

Central Tamil Nadu offers strong year-round irradiation and access to the state grid-ideal conditions for ground-mounted solar.

Rows of solar panels across an open landscape at sunrise

Musiri · Tiruchirappalli District · Tamil Nadu

~ 83 m

units of clean electricity per year*

~ 59 k

tonnes of CO₂ avoided per year*

25 +

years of typical operating life

0

fuel burned to generate power

*Indicative estimates for 50 MW at a ~19% capacity utilisation factor and India’s grid-emission factor of ~0.71 tCO₂/MWh. Final figures will follow the project’s detailed energy-yield assessment.

The road ahead

One strong foundation.
An expanding portfolio.

Now

Musiri, 50 MW

Reliable, high-yield generation developed to the Group’s ESG standards.

Next

Scaled capacity

Growing alongside India’s demand for responsible, low-carbon power.

Why solar, why now

The backbone of India’s energy transition.

India 168 GW+

installed solar capacity as of August 2026.

Renewables ~57%

solar’s share of India’s renewable capacity.

Tamil Nadu 14.45 GW

solar installed across the state.

2031 target 50%

renewable share of Tamil Nadu’s power.

Sources: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy data via JMK Research and SolarQuarter; Renewable Watch, Tamil Nadu, August 2026.

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Abundant and domestic

Sunlight is free and inexhaustible. Every unit generated at home reduces reliance on imported fuel.

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Low-carbon by design

Solar plants emit no CO₂ while generating, displacing coal-heavy grid power unit for unit.

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Predictable and long-lived

Modern plants run for decades with few moving parts and output that tracks daytime demand.

Backed by Martin Group

Three decades of enterprise. Two decades in clean energy.

Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Coimbatore, the Martin Group is a diversified Indian conglomerate spanning alternative energy, textiles, real estate, hospitality, healthcare, education and media.

Renewable track record Since 2005

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25 MWinstalled wind
20turbines
2005generating since
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