Renewable Power Projects in Sikkim

4 upcoming and ongoing renewable power projects in Sikkim worth ₹2,460 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 08 Mar 2024.

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Latest renewable power projects in Sikkim

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  1. Pre Project Stage Renewable Power Projects Updated

    New Greenfield Hydropower Plant in Sikkim

    Sikkim NA

    A new 21 MW greenfield hydropower plant in Rellichu, Sikkim, aims to boost the state's energy and developmental goals by 2026. The project, awarded by the Sikkim government, emphasizes sustainable infrastructure development and adherence to best practices, signaling a significant step towards a greener, more prosperous future for the region.

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  2. Under Implementation Renewable Power Projects Updated

    Rs.10612 Million Rongnichu Hydroelectric Project in East Sikkim, Sikkim

    Sikkim From 5000 Million to 49999 Million

    A hydroelectric project in Gangtok, East Sikkim, aims to enhance power generation capacity from 96 MW to 115 MW. Estimated cost is Rs. 300 million. First-level environmental clearance obtained in Aug 2019, final clearance pending as of June 2020.

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  3. Project Work Commenced Renewable Power Projects Updated

    Rs.4990 Million New Dikchu Hydro Power Plant in Sikkim

    Sikkim From 1000 Million to 4999 Million

    Sikkim's 96 MW Dikchu hydro power plant project, costing Rs. 4,990 million, highlights commitment to sustainable energy and regional growth. Under construction since Nov 2019, it taps into abundant hydropower potential in North & East Sikkim districts.

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  4. Under Implementation Renewable Power Projects Updated

    Rs.9000 Million Teesta Hydro Power Project in Sikkim

    Sikkim From 5000 Million to 49999 Million

    An Indian Hydropower Generation Company is planning to take up Teesta Hydro Power project in Sikkim. The project involves building a 500-megawatt (125 MWX4) hydropower project on the Teesta river.

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