Pumped storage facilities

Our smart storage techniques are eco-friendly, flexible, and offer great economic value. The process involves using surplus energy to pump water into a higher reservoir, which then flows back into the lower section, generating electricity by moving turbines during periods of high demand

Floating solar

Our hydro projects use four major dams, which have a combined floating solar potential of 750 MW. These floating solar projects help reduce water evaporation and increase the efficiency of solar panels due to the cooling effect of the water

Dyke wall construction

These constructions ensure durability and effective flood control, protecting surrounding areas from water-related damage. Our project in Mulshi has witnessed an increase in water levels by 1 meter, increasing its storage capacity by 48 million m3​ to generate an additional 283.29 MUs of power

Risk management

We are continuously integrating advanced technologies to protect our personnel and equipment. Some of these initiatives include the implementation of self-operated emergency personal rescue devices and the use of plug-and-play fire detection systems

Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs)

Used to access and inspect underwater environments safely, our initiative at the Bhira plant helped us evaluate the conditions of water-filled tunnels, saving 172 days of outage with an incentive of ₹10 Cr

Digital innovations

From real-time data visualization and streamlined resource management to enhanced system monitoring with Power BI Dashboards, Control System Monitoring (CSM), and more, our advancements are improving efficiency, safety, and saving costs