KPI Green Energy Receives Charging Approval for 32.40 MW Solar and Hybrid Projects

KPI Green Energy has received charging and energisation approval for solar and hybrid solar power projects with a total capacity of 32.40 MW. 

The projects have been developed under the captive power plant (CPP) business segment for group entities and clients. 

The approval represents a regulatory step towards operational deployment of the commissioned capacity.

Regulatory Disclosure

In accordance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, KPI Green Energy informed stock exchanges about the receipt of charging approval. 

The approval has been granted in the name of the respective clients for whom the projects were developed.

Project Scope and Capacity

The approved capacity comprises 32.40 MW of solar and hybrid solar power projects. These installations form part of the company’s CPP portfolio, which focuses on supplying renewable energy for captive consumption across industrial and commercial users.

Client Entities

The projects have been executed for KPI Green Energy Limited and Sun Drops Energia Private Limited, a subsidiary of the company. Both entities are part of the group’s broader renewable energy operations and contribute to its captive power business.

KPI Green Energy Limited Share Price Performance

Shares of KPI Green Energy Limited closed lower on January 1, 2026. The stock ended at ₹484.75, down 3.57 per cent from the previous close. During the session, the share price traded between a high of ₹505.45 and a low of ₹476.60.

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Conclusion

The charging approval for 32.40 MW of solar and hybrid capacity marks a procedural milestone for KPI Green Energy’s CPP segment. The development supports the company’s ongoing renewable energy activities, while share price movements remain influenced by overall market conditions.

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