India’s Oriana Power plans to invest INR10,000 crore ($118.9 million) crore over the next three to four years to expand operations in solar, green hydrogen, and battery energy storage systems (BESS). The company aims to achieve 1 GW of EPC capacity and 400 MW of IPP capacity by 2026. With an order book valued at INR2,500 crore ($29.7 million), the company expects to execute these projects by November 2025.The company is planning to establish a gigawatt-scale facility for manufacturing electrolysers and modules for green hydrogen and e-fuels. Currently, it operates 40 MW in the IPP segment, has completed over 240 MW of EPC projects, and has 390 MW of projects under construction.
Oriana Power to invest INR10,000 crore in solar, hydrogen projects
Oriana Power’s order book was valued at INR2,500 crore, with projects slated for execution by November 2025. (Image Credit/Source:Fabersam/Pixabay)
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