Ratul Puri Leads Hindustan Power's 5 GW Clean Energy Drive

Under Ratul Puri's leadership, Hindustan Power aims for a 5 GW energy portfolio by 2028, focusing on clean energy integration and scalability. Aligning with India's 500 GW non-fossil fuel target by 2030, the company emphasizes solar and energy storage systems, showcasing its commitment to sustainable economic growth and energy reliability.

India's energy sector is witnessing a major transformation, fueled by a pressing need for sustainability and energy security. At the forefront is Hindustan Power, led by Ratul Puri, which plans to build a 5 GW energy portfolio by 2028.

This initiative aligns with India's national goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. Hindustan Power's strategy integrates both renewable and transitional energy assets, focusing on solar and energy storage systems to ensure scalability and reliability.

The company has a proven track record, having launched India's first 5 MW solar plant in 2010 and consistently expanding its capacity. This ambitious target not only addresses environmental imperatives but also taps into economic opportunities in the energy sector.

(With inputs from agencies.)