Archive · 26 Jun 2025
ACEN and UPC Renewables Begin India Renewable Energy Projects
Imagine two companies, ACEN and UPC Renewables, are building new power plants in India that use the sun and wind to make electricity.
They're building a big solar farm in one place and a wind farm in another.
These new plants will make enough clean energy to power hundreds of thousands of homes and will help prevent pollution.
Building these plants also means new jobs for people in India.
ACEN and UPC are already working on other renewable projects in India, and they plan to build even more to help India use more clean energy.
ACEN and UPC Renewables have begun construction on two renewable energy projects in India.
The projects include a 420 MW solar farm in Rajasthan and a 120 MW wind farm in Karnataka.
The projects are expected to generate 1,158 GWh of clean electricity annually.
These projects are anticipated to create over 1,500 green jobs during construction.
The new projects expand on ACEN and UPC Renewables’ existing renewable energy assets in India.
- Who
- ACEN and UPC Renewables.
- What
- Construction of a 420 MW solar farm and a 120 MW wind farm.
- When
- Construction commenced recently, with completion expected by early 2027.
- Where
- Rajasthan and Karnataka, India.
- Why
- To expand into the clean energy market and contribute to India's green energy transition.
- Companies
- ACEN and UPC Renewables
- Project Locations
- Rajasthan and Karnataka, India
- Solar Farm Capacity
- 420 MW
- Wind Farm Capacity
- 120 MW
- Expected Annual Generation
- 1,158 GWh
- Homes Powered Annually
- 241,000
- Carbon Emissions Avoided
- 876,000 tons annually
- Green Jobs Created
- Over 1,500