8 months ago
Three Indian Entrepreneurs Launch LNK Energy
Three Indian entrepreneurs have started a new company called LNK Energy.
They are investing a lot of money, ₹10,000 crore, over the next five years.
Their first big project is a solar energy factory in Maharashtra.
This factory will make solar panels and other parts needed for clean energy.
The company wants to help India use more clean energy and become more self-reliant.
They also plan to make green hydrogen and store energy.
The entrepreneurs believe that combining different types of clean energy will help India's future.
Three Indian entrepreneurs launched LNK Energy with a ₹10,000 crore investment over five years.
The company's first project is a 6 GW solar manufacturing plant in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra.
LNK Energy will focus on advanced manufacturing, green fuels, and renewable energy generation.
The company plans to expand into green hydrogen and energy storage to support a robust domestic clean-energy ecosystem.
Co-founders emphasize the importance of scale, quality, and execution discipline in clean energy manufacturing.
- Who
- Three Indian entrepreneurs: Paritosh Ladhani, Kushagra Nandan, Varun Karad
- What
- Launch of LNK Energy, a clean energy platform with a 6 GW solar manufacturing plant
- Where
- Davos, with the plant located in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra
- When
- Announced on Monday at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026
- Why
- To support sustainable growth, responsible industrial development, and long-term energy security for India
Key facts
- Investment
- ₹10,000 crore over five years
- Initial Project
- 6 GW solar manufacturing plant
- Location
- Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra
- Project Area
- 60 acres
- Co-Founders
- Paritosh Ladhani, Kushagra Nandan, Varun Karad
- Focus Areas
- Advanced manufacturing, green fuels, renewable energy
- Future Plans
- Green hydrogen, energy storage, renewable energy generation
Quotes
Pralhad Joshi
Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy
“"The conversation centred on scaling solar, wind and hybrid renewable projects, strengthening transmission infrastructure, and exploring green hydrogen and energy storage solutions. Strongly recommended upscaling the ‘Partner with India’ initiative to tap into the group’s committed $400 billion in climate action investments by 2030"”
assamtribune.com
“"Also explored leveraging the India–Oman CEPA, Joint Investment Fund and cooperation under the @isolaralliance to unlock the benefits of Global Green Energy Grid through OSOWOG, joint participation in upcoming solar and wind tenders and industry-led innovation"”
assamtribune.com
