790 upcoming and ongoing renewable power projects in India worth ₹3,138,147 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 30 Sep 2026.
Projects tracked
790
Total investment
₹3,138,147 Cr
Projects above ₹100 Cr
464
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Latest renewable power projects in India
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A company plans to establish a wind turbine motor manufacturing unit in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, at an estimated cost of Rs. 6,500 million. The company has signed an MoU for the project in July 2022.
A major power company plans to establish a 4 GW solar PV manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu at an estimated cost of Rs. 30000 million. The project is in its pre-project phase as of Nov 2021, and a MoU was signed in July 2022. The plant aims to manufacture high-quality solar modules, inverters and create job opportunities.
A new pumped storage project is planned in Andhra Pradesh, aimed at generating 3,700 MW of power in four phases. The project will cost Rs.153,760 million, with the first phase set to commence in 2022-23 at a cost of Rs.13,490 million. It has been approved by the State Investment Promotion Board in June 2022 and will utilize pumped storage technology to improve power generation efficiency, contributing to the state's renewable energy targets and creating employment opportunities.
A new 1000 MW solar power project is planned in Bandha, Rajasthan, with allotted land of 2397.54 hectares. The project is expected to contribute significantly to the state's renewable energy capacity, create employment opportunities, and adhere to environmental regulations for sustainable operations. Pre-project activities are currently underway as of June 2022.
A new solar power plant project is planned in Assam with a capacity of 1000 MW. As of June 2022, pre-project activities are underway, including land acquisition and obtaining necessary permissions and clearances. The project aims to contribute to India's renewable energy goals and reduce the carbon footprint.