Renewables Power focuses on developing large-scale generation and storage assets that work together to deliver reliable, low-carbon energy. Our portfolio spans solar, wind, and hybrid projects, complemented by pumped storage project & hydro that enables grid stability and efficient energy balancing.
Pumped storage plays a crucial role by storing excess renewable power and releasing it during peak demand, ensuring round-the-clock availability.
Together, our renewables and storage capabilities create an integrated energy ecosystem that supports long-term sustainability, operational efficiency, and dependable clean power delivery.
The clean energy revolution will drive India towards sustainability
Pumped-storage project & Hydro
India’s clean energy ambition demands to build large, utility-scale storage systems to seamlessly integrate renewables into the grid and deliver round-the-clock green power. In our efforts, we have planned a mega 10 GW hydro pumped-storage capacity to be completed by 2030. In addition, we have a 500 MW project on the Chitravathi River in Andhra Pradesh, 1,500 MW project in Tarali, Maharashtra, and a 1,800 MW project in Gandikota, Andhra Pradesh.Our diversified portfolio also accommodates building solar, wind, and hybrid solutions as India takes large strides towards the clean energy revolution.
Renewable Power
Our Renewable Power business is driving India’s clean energy transition through large-scale solar, wind, and hybrid projects across the country. With over 14.5 GW of operational renewable capacity, we are steadily advancing towards our vision of 50 GW by 2030, delivering reliable, affordable, and sustainable power. By integrating technology-driven project development with a strong focus on decarbonisation, water positivity, and zero waste practices, we are enabling round-the-clock green energy while reducing environmental impact at scale.
Featured Projects
Chitravathi PSP
Our Chitravathi Pumped Storage Project in Andhra Pradesh aims to recycle water between the upper and lower reservoir, which will have 3095 GWh of storage Capacity. The 500 MW project is a (2 X 250 MW) Standalone Pumped Storage.
Khavda Renewable Energy
The Khavda Renewable Energy Park in Gujarat is the world’s largest hybrid renewable project, with a planned capacity of 30 GW (26 GW solar and 4 GW wind). Once completed, it will generate 81 billion units of clean power annually, supplying energy to over 16 million homes across India. The project is expected to be completed by 2030.