Powering India’s
path to Net Zero
Photo: 70 MWdc Paryapt Solar plant in India
Pushing the envelope to drive
India’s clean energy transition
Our goal is to harness India’s abundant renewable resources to support its journey toward a sustainable energy future.
With a target of over 500 GW in renewable capacity by 2030, India’s Net Zero commitment by 2070 calls for an additional 300 GW of new clean power capacity, underscoring the critical role of renewable energy in India’s transformation.
Maharashtra C&I Hybrid Solar-Wind
100 MW | Narangwadi, Maharashtra (Under Construction)
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