Leading the way with our green flags

Our Energy as a Service (EaaS) enables you to harness the full spectrum of benefits across wide
operations and an enduring legacy​

Reaching the solar industry

The very best in engineering, procurement and construction of solar projects across the country, we are growing exponentially and fueling the dreams of a brighter and greener tomorrow 

5,369 MW

Renewable energy capacity

15.7 GWp (Portfolio)

Utility-scale EPC projects

2 GW

Commissioned rooftop projects

1,034 MW

Wind capacity 

3 GW

Modules shipped globally

4.9 GW

Modules and cells production capacity 

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Paving the way for tomorrow

Our prowess shines through the groundbreaking projects we have undertaken, fueling the charge
towards sustainable energy with ground-mounted solar power plants and solar panels in India​

 

 

Pavagada Solar Plant, Pavagada, Karnataka

400 MW

Single-axis solar tracker, Dholera, Gujarat

300 MW

Anantapur plant, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh

100 MW

450 MWp solar project, Bikaner, Rajasthan

450 MWp

Bifacial solar system, Chengmari Tea Estate, West Bengal

1,040 kW

Vertical solar farm, Dell campus, Bengaluru

120 kW

Kayakulam floating project,
Kayamkulam, Kerala

101.6 MW

Solar and battery energy storage, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh

100 MW

Raghanesda Solar Park, Banaskantha, Gujarat

100 MW

Largest single solar EPC, SJVN Ltd., Rajasthan

I GW

Tata Power solar dhuravan Gujarat

Sustainable is attainable

Do you know? We have helped form more than 125 self help groups (SHGs) across four states to provide entrepreneurial training and establish sustainable micro-enterprises. Over 1,250 women have completed this training, and many of them have subsequently set up their own practices

Sustainable is attainable

Do you know? We have helped form more than 125 self help groups (SHGs) across four states to provide entrepreneurial training and establish sustainable micro-enterprises. Over 1,250 women have completed this training, and many of them have subsequently set up their own practices