Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Tata Power Launches 800 MW Wind & Solar Project in Andhra Pradesh
Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd started a big clean‑energy project in Andhra Pradesh, India.
The project will make 800 megawatts of power by using wind farms and solar panels.
Half of the power comes from wind in a place called Kanekallu, and the other half comes from solar in Pattikonda.
The company will use 3,462 acres of land and will create about 4,000 jobs.
The power will be sent to the national grid through special transmission lines, and the project follows the state’s clean‑energy plan.
Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd has begun an 800 MW wind and solar project in Andhra Pradesh, investing ₹5,750 crore.
The project splits evenly: 400 MW wind at Kanekallu, Ananthapuram and 400 MW solar at Pattikonda, Kurnool.
It secured 800 MW Inter‑State Transmission System connectivity at Ananthapuram II & Kurnool‑4 CTUIL substations.
The project covers 3,462 acres, creating about 4,000 jobs and generating annual lease income.
The initiative aligns with Andhra Pradesh’s Integrated Clean Energy Policy and marks Tata Power’s 1 GW milestone with Suzlon.
- Who
- Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd and Suzlon Group
- What
- 800 MW wind and solar energy project
- When
- July 30, 2026
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India (Kanekallu, Ananthapuram; Pattikonda, Kurnool)
- Why
- to accelerate India’s clean energy transition and support state policy
- Investment
- ₹5,750 crore
- Capacity
- 800 MW
- Wind Capacity
- 400 MW
- Solar Capacity
- 400 MW
- Area
- 3,462 acres
- Jobs Created
- 4,000
- Transmission Connectivity
- 800 MW ISTS
- Policy
- Andhra Pradesh Integrated Clean Energy Policy