Hindustan Power has agreed to supply clean energy to India’s Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd (UPPCL) from a 435MW direct current solar photovoltaic (PV) project.
The clean power will be supplied for 25 years from the project, which is to be established in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
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The initiative is a crucial step towards the state’s ambitious goal of reaching 22,000MW of renewable energy capacity by 2026/27.
The project was awarded to Hindustan Power in April 2025 following a competitive bidding process.
Hindustan Power has already commenced on-ground operations, which include the establishment of a site office, coordination with stakeholders, mobilisation of the workforce and development of the site.
In addition to bolstering the state’s renewable energy capabilities, the project will generate employment opportunities and stimulate economic activity within the local community.
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By GlobalDataHindustan Power states that this initiative aligns with its broader strategy to expand its renewable energy portfolio across India, contributing to its target of 5GW of clean energy capacity.
Hindustan Power chairman Ratul Puri stated: “The signing of the power purchase agreement sets the wheels in motion for rapid on-ground implementation. We are moving ahead at full pace to ensure that every aspect, from site development to stakeholder coordination, is executed seamlessly and on schedule.
“This project reflects our strong focus on delivering clean and reliable energy while supporting Uttar Pradesh’s vision of becoming a trillion-dollar economy.”
In May 2025, renewable energy company Adani Power secured a 25-year contract to provide 1,500MW of electricity to the state of Uttar Pradesh, to be generated from a new plant.
