Orient Green Power Executes ₹62 Crore EPC Contract for 6.6 MW Wind Project
Orient Green Power's subsidiary, Beta Wind Farm, signed a ₹62 Crore EPC contract with Renfra Energy India for a 6.6 MW wind project. The project is scheduled for commissioning by November 30, 2026, subject to land acquisition and regulatory approvals.
The contract value of ₹62 Crores represents a material investment in expanding the company's renewable energy capacity, likely impacting future revenue streams.
The company has executed a significant EPC contract for capacity expansion, which is a positive development for business growth.
Orient Green Power Company Limited, through its material subsidiary Beta Wind Farm Private Limited (Beta), has executed an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract with M/s. Renfra Energy India Limited (Renfra). This contract is for setting up two Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) of 3.3 MW each, aggregating to a total capacity of 6.6 MW, on a turnkey basis in Karur District, Tamil Nadu. This development follows a previously announced Letter of Intent (LOI) for the same expansion.
The Investment / Borrowing / Banking Committee of Beta's Board of Directors approved entering into this EPC contract on September 17, 2026. The project's commissioning date has been revised to November 30, 2026. The commissioning is contingent upon the acquisition of land parcels for the second WTG and obtaining necessary regulatory approvals. Beta has executed the EPC contract with Renfra on September 17, 2026.
The commercial consideration for this EPC contract is approximately ₹62.00 Crores, inclusive of GST. One WTG will be erected on land already acquired by Beta, while land acquisition for the second WTG is in progress. Renfra Energy India Limited is a domestic entity, and there is no interest from promoters or group companies in Renfra, nor does the transaction fall under related party transactions.
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