Green energy projects lead bulk of Rs 3,883cr investments cleared by state | Bhubaneswar News
Bhubaneswar: In a significant boost to Odisha’s renewable energy sector, the state level single window clearance authority (SLSWCA) has approved green energy projects as part of a Rs 3,883 crore investment package cleared on Wednesday. The key projects include Mahanadi Coalfields Limited’s 99 MW wind power initiative, worth Rs 852 crore, and JSP Green Wind’s Rs 200 crore green hydrogen facility, marking a decisive shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
The authority gave the nod to 17 projects, with renewable energy and green initiatives accounting for nearly 30% of the total investment value. Notable among these is Quantsolar Technologies Private Limited’s Rs 57 crore manufacturing plant for solar mounting structures.
“These approvals represent a strategic pivot towards sustainable development,” said chief secretary Manoj Ahuja, who chaired the 134th SLSWCA meeting. “The green energy projects will not only boost our renewable capacity, but also create high-skilled employment opportunities.”
The approved projects span eight districts and are expected to generate over 12,280 jobs. While green energy leads the way, the investment package also includes projects in steel, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and tourism sectors.
The approvals come ahead of Utkarsh Odisha 2025 Conclave, demonstrating the state’s proactive approach under chief minister Mohan Charan Majhi’s leadership to attract sustainable investments.
The authority gave the nod to 17 projects, with renewable energy and green initiatives accounting for nearly 30% of the total investment value. Notable among these is Quantsolar Technologies Private Limited’s Rs 57 crore manufacturing plant for solar mounting structures.
“These approvals represent a strategic pivot towards sustainable development,” said chief secretary Manoj Ahuja, who chaired the 134th SLSWCA meeting. “The green energy projects will not only boost our renewable capacity, but also create high-skilled employment opportunities.”
The approved projects span eight districts and are expected to generate over 12,280 jobs. While green energy leads the way, the investment package also includes projects in steel, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and tourism sectors.
The approvals come ahead of Utkarsh Odisha 2025 Conclave, demonstrating the state’s proactive approach under chief minister Mohan Charan Majhi’s leadership to attract sustainable investments.
