Green Fuels & New Energy Projects in India – Page 47

286 upcoming and ongoing green fuels & new energy projects in India worth ₹1,026,108 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 21 Sep 2026.

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Latest green fuels & new energy projects in India

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    Rs.600 Million New Coal Gasification Plant in Sambalpur, Odisha

    Odisha From 100 Million to 999 Million

    An Aluminium and Copper Manufacturing Company is planning to take up new coal gasification plant in Sambalpur, Odisha. The project involves setting up New Coal Gasification Plant with capacity 21,000NM3/hour.

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    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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    New Biomass Briquettes Mfg. Project in Rupnagar, Punjab

    Punjab Less than 100 Million

    A renewable energy company plans to establish a biomass briquettes manufacturing project in Punjab. With a capacity of 100 MT/day and an estimated cost of Rs. 67.1 million, the project has received consent from state pollution control authorities, highlighting commitment to sustainability.

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    Rs.743 Million New MSW Based Power Plant in Rangareddy, Telangana

    Telangana From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A power company in Telangana plans to establish an advanced MSW-based power plant in Yacharam. With a capacity of 14 MW, it aims to generate electricity from non-hazardous municipal solid waste. The project has received consent from pollution control authorities, signifying progress.

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