Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Sunsure Energy’s Uttar Pradesh Renewable Portfolio Surpasses 500 MWp
Sunsure Energy builds and operates renewable-energy projects such as solar plants and batteries.
Its renewable-energy portfolio in Uttar Pradesh is now about 506.5 megawatts.
One important project is a 105-megawatt solar plant in Kabrai.
The plant began operating in only four months.
It is the first plant to send clean electricity through a new transmission corridor in the state.
The corridor is being built to carry solar power from the Bundelkhand region.
Sunsure is also developing more solar capacity and a large battery project in Uttar Pradesh.
The company wants to have 10,000 megawatts of operating capacity by 2030.
Sunsure Energy’s Uttar Pradesh portfolio has reached about 506.5 MW, including projects under development.
Its 105 MWp Kabrai solar project in Mahoba was commissioned in four months.
Kabrai is the first project to transmit green power through Uttar Pradesh’s Green Energy Corridor-II.
The company has 292.5 MWp of commissioned projects in Erach, Kabrai and Charkhari.
Sunsure plans to reach 10,000 MW of operational capacity by 2030.
- Who
- Sunsure Energy, an independent power producer, and its co-founder and chief business officer Kartikeya Narain Sharma.
- What
- Sunsure Energy’s Uttar Pradesh renewable portfolio surpassed 500 MWp, reaching about 506.5 MW.
- When
- The development was reported on August 24, 2026; the Kabrai project was recently commissioned.
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, including projects in Mahoba, Jhansi and Hamirpur districts.
- Why
- The projects are intended to supply renewable electricity to commercial and industrial customers and support the state’s clean-power and economic goals.
- Uttar Pradesh portfolio
- Approximately 506.5 MW
- Kabrai project
- 105 MWp solar project commissioned in four months
- Commissioned capacity
- 292.5 MWp across Erach, Kabrai and Charkhari
- Hamirpur project
- 75 MWp solar project under development
- Battery project
- 500 MWh grid-scale battery project under development in Jhansi
- Green Energy Corridor-II
- A nearly ₹5,400 crore Uttar Pradesh transmission investment involving 21 substations and infrastructure to evacuate nearly 4,000 MW of solar power
- 2030 target
- 10,000 MW of operational capacity