Divine Solren Private Limited (Divine Solren), operator of a 50MW solar farm in the state of Telangana, was acquired in April 2020. A 25-year power purchase agreement with the local distribution company is in place. CLP has a 60% indirect equity ownership in 50% ownership in Divine Solren through Apraava Energy. CDPQ indirectly owns 50%

Located in the Khed and Maval regions of the western state of Maharashtra, Andhra Lake I can power more than 17,500 households in India and can avoid more than 84,000 metric tons of CO2e per year which would be created if that electricity were generated using traditional sources. Andhra Lake I also helps to improve

Theni I is one of the cornerstone projects in CLP India’s renewables portfolio. It is named for and located near Theni town, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Theni I supports the local village by providing better access to electricity, improved air quality, significant water conservation and job creation.

Electricity generated from Saundatti can power more than 31,000 households in India, avoiding more than 144,900 metric tons of CO2e per year which would be created if that electricity were generated using traditional sources.

Samana­-II wind project is one of longstanding project of CLP which provides several sustainable initiatives to local communities along with clean electricity generation. This project uses wind turbines to generate electricity from wind energy without creating any air or water pollution. It generates more than 112,500 MWh of electricity per year which is sufficient to

Samana and Saundatti wind projects are the landmark wind projects of CLP India’s Wind portfolio and delivers notable sustainable benefits to local as well global environment. The project activity includes two sub-projects i.e. installation of 12 Wind Turbine Generators at Samana site in Gujarat and 55 WTGs at Saundatti site in Karnataka. The project activity

Andhra Lake Phase - I Wind Project is one of longstanding wind project in CLP India’s renewable portfolio and delivering prominent sustainable benefits to local as well global environment. The project has installed 70 number of Enercon make E-53 Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) to generate electrical power to export to the distribution licensee. Total capacity

Sipla-Bhakrani-Mahidad wind project is the state-of-the-art wind project delivering prominent sustainable benefits to local as well global environment. The project activity is the largest wind project in CLP India’s renewable portfolio. Total capacity of the project is 193.6 MW. The project activity has been implemented in 3 phases - the first phase i.e. Sipla with

Tejuva-Chandgarh wind project is the state-of-the-art wind project delivering prominent sustainable benefits to local as well global environment. The project activity is one of the latest addition to CLP India’s renewable portfolio. Total capacity of the project is 192.8 MW. The project activity has been implemented in 2 phases - the first phase i.e. Tejuva

Harapanahalli Wind Farm is one of marquee project of CLP and delivers notable sustainable benefits to local as well global environment. This project uses wind turbines to generate electricity from wind energy without creating any air or water pollution. Key sustainable benefits from the project include improved access to electricity, improved air quality, water conservation,