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We build and operate large grid-scale solar, wind, and hybrid projects across India which supplies renewable energy to government utilities, both at state and center. We supply the energy under long term, fixed price contracts for up to 25 years.
We are a leading independent sustainable energy solutions provider, and power producer in India on a mission to create value for all stakeholders through high-performance Renewable Energy assets to displace 230 million tons of global emissions by 2030. We developed India's first utility scale solar project in 2009 and since then, Azure Power ...
We are a leading independent sustainable energy solutions provider, and power producer in India on a mission to create value for all stakeholders through high-performance Renewable Energy assets to displace 230 million tons of global emissions by 2030.
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Azure Power | 112,817 followers on LinkedIn. Azure Power is a leading independent sustainable energy solutions provider, and power producer in India.
Azure Power Global Limited is an independent power producer, a developer and an operator of utility and commercial scale solar PV power plants headquartered in New Delhi, India. The company was founded in 2008 by Inderpreet Wadhwa.
Azure Power: Delivering innovative renewable energy projects, including cost-effective solar power plant solutions for a sustainable future."
Climate change is a profound challenge, and it is driving a major shift in the energy market. India has committed to achieve 450 GWs of installed renewable capacity and 500 GWs of non-fossil energy, including solar power, by 2030.
India's Azure Power, a grid-connected solar power generator, aims to build 100 MW worth of solar-based power plants in the next three years, with a total capex of about 15 billion rupees, a top… Read More
Azure Power has a renewable energy assets base of over 3 GWs of operational capacity and ~1.2 GWs** of contracted & awarded capacity. *Over 4.3 GWs include 967 MWs for which LOA has been received but PPA has not been signed.
