Green Fuels & New Energy Projects in Karnataka – Page 5

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

Showing 21–25 of 29
  1. Pre Project Stage Green Fuels & New Energy Projects Updated

    Rs.2600 Million Waste to Energy Plant in Bidadi, Karnataka

    Karnataka From 1000 Million to 4999 Million

    Innovative 11.5 MW Waste-to-Energy plant in Bidadi, Karnataka, promoting sustainability. Rs. 2,600 million investment, processing 600 tonnes of waste daily for clean power. Awarded to ISGEC Heavy Engineering & Hitachi Zosen India.

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  2. Project Work Commenced Green Fuels & New Energy Projects Updated

    Rs.13000 Million New 2G Ethanol Project in Davanagere, Karnataka

    Karnataka From 5000 Million to 49999 Million

    A cutting-edge Rs. 8,600 million 2G ethanol plant in Karnataka aims to produce 60,000 KLPD using agricultural waste, set to commission by March 2024, addressing renewable energy and waste management.

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  3. Project Work Commenced Green Fuels & New Energy Projects Updated

    Rs.362 Million New Biomass Based Pellets Mfg. Project in Dharwad, Karnakata

    Karnataka From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A biomass-based pellet manufacturing project is planned in Dharwad, Karnataka, with an estimated cost of Rs. 362.8 million. The State Level Single Window Clearance Committee has approved the investment proposal, signaling progress for the initiative.

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  4. Project Work Commenced Green Fuels & New Energy Projects Updated

    Rs.151 Million New Waste Tyre Pyrolysis Plant in Kalaburgi, Karnataka

    Karnataka From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A waste management company plans to build a waste tyre pyrolysis plant in Kalaburgi, Karnataka. The project is approved, costing Rs.151 million, and aims to convert tyres into valuable resources while addressing environmental concerns.

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