547 upcoming and ongoing projects in Jharkhand worth ₹482,455 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 23 Sep 2026.
Jharkhand Govt plans to set up new rural water supply, including the construction of a 16 MLD and 18 MLD capacity water treatment plant. The estimated cost of the project is Rs.3730.7 million. Bids have been invited for the project.
A Coal India subsidiary is planning a coal bed methane extraction project in Jharia, Jharkhand with an estimated cost of Rs.18,000 million. The project involves developing CBM Block-I with a resource of around 25 billion cubic metres and average production capacity of 1.3 million metric standard cubic metres per day. The subsidiary has partnered with Prabha Energy Pvt Ltd for the venture, as of October 2021.
A new project to develop Pachhwara central coal block mine in Pakur, Jharkhand is underway with an estimated cost of Rs. 321560 million. Dilip Buildcon has been appointed as the Mine Developer Cum Operator by Punjab State Power Corporation, creating job opportunities and contributing to energy self-sufficiency. Once completed, the project is expected to significantly increase coal production capacity and reduce India's dependence on imports.
The Government of Jharkhand plans to construct the Ranital reservoir project in Palamu, Jharkhand. The project involves building a reservoir with an estimated cost of Rs.162 million. The project is still under development, and the detailed project report study is in progress. It is being implemented through the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) route, with WAPCOS Ltd. serving as the project management consultant.
The Water Resources Department in Jharkhand plans to construct a low-head diversion dam in Palamu. The estimated cost of the project is Rs.387 million, and it will be implemented on a civil basis. Currently, the project is in the development stage, with the detailed project report study in progress. The project is being implemented by the department's own in-house team, and it aims to boost agricultural productivity, reduce soil erosion and increase water storage capacity in the region, thereby improving the socio-economic conditions of the area.