Green Fuels & New Energy Projects in Karnataka – Page 3
29 upcoming and ongoing green fuels & new energy projects in Karnataka worth ₹184,310 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 29 Jul 2026.
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Latest green fuels & new energy projects in Karnataka
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A Notable Company is planning to take up a new green hydrogen plant in Bannihatti, Sandur, Ballari, Karnataka. The project involves establishment of 1 MTPA green hydrogen plant
A new green ammonia manufacturing project is planned in Mangalore, Karnataka, with an estimated cost of Rs.450000 million. The project will use renewable energy sources and cover an area of 100 acres. The company is committed to promoting sustainable development and has a diverse portfolio of renewable energy projects, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power plants. The project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and contribute to the country's efforts to transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future.
A renewable energy company plans to build a green hydrogen and ammonia plant with a solar power unit in Karnataka, India. The project aims to produce 3300 MTPD of green ammonia, generate 4.95 GW of solar power, and use 500 acres of land. It signed an MoU with the state government in June 2022 and expects to invest Rs.5186.5 million. The company specializes in solar power plants, wind energy, and energy storage solutions, committed to reducing carbon emissions and delivering sustainable energy solutions.
A company is planning to set up a new biomass briquette manufacturing unit in a food park in Mandya, Karnataka. The project will cover 2 acres of land and is estimated to cost Rs.165 million. The company has entered the state government's land allotment process as of October 2022.
A major energy firm is launching a new renewable energy project in Karnataka, India, with an estimated cost of Rs.312000 million. The project involves setting up a plant to generate clean energy and the company has signed an MoU with the state government. This move signals a commitment to promoting sustainable development and reducing carbon emissions in the region.