Thermax, a leading energy and environmental service firm in India, is partnering with Reykjavik Geothermal to develop power plants in India. A 3 MW pilot project in Ladakh has been planned. This deal is in alignment with similar deals Thermal has executed on in the recent past, seeking to strengthen its position as a supplier of clean energy projects in India.
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