Inox, KP Energy Seal 2.5GW Wind-Solar Pact

• Inox Wind and KP Energy team up on 2.5GW wind and hybrid projects, accelerating low-cost renewables across India with complementary strengths to speed delivery for utility and commercial buyers.

India’s Inox Wind and KP Energy formed a strategic partnership to jointly develop 2.5 gigawatts of wind and hybrid wind-solar projects nationwide. The collaboration aims to accelerate deployment of low-cost renewables, aligning with India’s clean energy expansion goals and increasing capacity additions across multiple states.

Inox Wind will provide wind turbine technology and EPC services, while KP Energy contributes project development, land acquisition, and site infrastructure. The partners plan to leverage complementary strengths to streamline execution and reduce project timelines. Financial terms and commissioning schedules weren’t disclosed. The pipeline targets utility-scale and potential commercial offtakers amid rising demand for reliable, affordable green power.

Which states and offtaker segments will anchor Inox–KP’s 2.5 GW hybrid pipeline?

• Gujarat: Saurashtra–Kutch wind belts paired with solar in Banaskantha/Patan; mix of SECI hybrids and C&I open access
• Rajasthan: Jaisalmer–Barmer wind with high-irradiance solar in Bikaner/Jodhpur; SECI hybrid/RTC offtake and green hydrogen developers
  
• Karnataka: Gadag/Chitradurga wind with solar in Koppal/Vijayapura; C&I open access (IT, data centers) and state DISCOM tenders
  
• Tamil Nadu: Tirunelveli/Thoothukudi wind with solar in Ramanathapuram; large industrial C&I (auto, textiles) and utility hybrids
  
• Maharashtra: Satara/Sangli wind with solar in Dhule; C&I (cement, steel, chemicals) and MSEDCL hybrid procurements
  
• Madhya Pradesh: Solar-rich sites in Rewa/Chhatarpur with supplemental wind via ISTS; SECI and C&I open access
• Andhra Pradesh: Anantapur/Kadapa solar with coastal wind injections; industrial C&I and state utility hybrids
  
  
• SECI/central procurement: ISTS-connected hybrid, RTC, and peak power tenders anchoring tranche awards
  
• State DISCOMs: Hybrid and firm power procurements in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Karnataka
  
• C&I open access: Data centers, auto, cement, steel, textiles, and chemicals seeking sub-Rs/kWh green power with round-the-clock profiles
  
• Green hydrogen/ammonia: Emerging offtake clusters in Rajasthan and Gujarat needing firmed hybrid supply
• Public sector/rail: Indian Railways, metro rail, refineries, and PSUs via long-term hybrid PPAs