LG India Signs Solar PPAs with Hinduja Renewables and Sunsure Energy for Manufacturing Plants
LG India has signed 25-year solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Hinduja Renewables Energy and Sunsure Energy for its Pune and Greater Noida manufacturing plants. These agreements, starting in Q2 2026, will generate over 3.2 crore units of clean electricity annually, reducing carbon footprint and supporting LG's global sustainability goals.
The adoption of renewable energy for manufacturing facilities is a positive step that enhances the company's sustainability profile and potentially reduces long-term energy costs. However, it does not immediately impact core financial results or market share in a dramatic way, hence a medium impact.
The announcement details a significant step towards sustainability by adopting renewable energy, which is a positive development for the company's environmental commitments and operational efficiency.
LG Electronics India Limited (LGE India) has signed long-term solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Hinduja Renewables Energy Private Limited (HREPL) and Sunsure Energy to accelerate the transition to renewable energy at its manufacturing facilities. The agreements, set to commence in the second quarter of CY2026, cover LGE India's Greater Noida and Pune manufacturing plants.
HREPL will supply 1.61 crore units of clean power annually from its 27.7 MWp solar plant in Nanded, Maharashtra, to the Pune facility. This will meet approximately 40% of the plant's energy needs and offset 0.31 million metric tonnes of CO2e over the project lifetime. Concurrently, Sunsure Energy will supply around 1.6 crore units of renewable electricity annually from its 82.5 MWp solar plant in Erach, Uttar Pradesh, to the Greater Noida facility. This will fulfill about 30% of the plant's energy requirement, increasing the total renewable energy consumption at the plant to approximately 50%, and offsetting 0.30 million metric tonnes of CO2e over the project lifetime.
Collectively, these initiatives are expected to generate over 3.2 crore units of clean electricity annually, equivalent to powering up to 50,000 Indian households each year, and offset around 0.61 million metric tonnes of CO2e over the project lifetime. This marks LGE India's first captive renewable energy project in the country and aligns with LG's global sustainability commitments, including the RE100 initiative. The agreements are for a duration of 25 years and represent LGE India's first strategic equity investment in an Indian special purpose vehicle (SPV) for power generation.
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