An electrical engineering graduate with decades of profound experience across various engineering and business development domains within ONGC, Shri Joshi brings a wealth of project management expertise to this role. As Chief Operating Officer, he will be instrumental in driving ONGC Green’s ambitious goal of scaling up renewable energy capacities, managing strategic joint ventures, and exploring high-growth clean tech frontiers like solar, wind, biofuels, and green hydrogen to ensure a sustainable future for the energy giant.

To hear insights regarding India’s evolving green sector from the leader himself, watch the Global Clean Energy Summit Address, which features his perspective on the ongoing clean energy revolution.

This partnership reinforces TPREL’s position as a leader in India’s renewable energy transition, playing a vital role in advancing the country’s target of reaching 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. It also reflects TPREL’s focus on scaling up wind-led clean energy projects that are reliable, dispatchable, and economically viable.

TPREL has a wind energy portfolio exceeding 3.9 GW, with over 1 GW operational and the remainder under various stages of development across Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.

Under the agreement, Suzlon – a prominent renewable energy player- will deliver a comprehensive end-to-end solution for these projects, leveraging its extensive expertise in the wind energy domain.

The agreement marks the third strategic collaboration between TPREL and Suzlon, highlighting a strong partnership built over more than a decade.

This initiative supports Tata Power’s overarching goal of achieving 100% clean energy by 2045 and complements its expanding renewable energy portfolio, which currently totals 15.7 GW, with 6.9 GW sourced from clean energy.

EIL Chairperson Vartika Shukla announced the revival of the company’s offshore division, with expectations to undertake several offshore wind projects within the next year. “We have been reaching out to our clients for offshore wind projects. Our offshore division, which was once highly active, has been revived. We are fully capable of designing the structural elements, including the deck, platforms, and jackets. This is the expertise we are offering to our clients,” Shukla said.

EIL, known for its expertise in offshore oil and gas projects like Mumbai High, now aims to leverage its extensive capabilities in offshore pipeline engineering—ranging from conceptual studies, feasibility reports, and environmental engineering to procurement services and project management—towards offshore wind infrastructure.

Offshore wind projects, installed in large water bodies like seas and oceans, are capital-intensive due to key components such as seabed installation and grid connectivity. The Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is promoting these projects as part of its goal to achieve 500 GW of non-fossil energy capacity by 2030.

EIL’s new initiative aligns with India’s broader renewable energy ambitions and highlights the company’s adaptability in moving from traditional energy sectors to emerging green energy opportunities.

EIL has also strengthened its Abu Dhabi office resulting in an increase in business inflow from ?93 Cr in 2022-23 to ? 146 Cr in FY 2023-24, an increase of 57% on a year-on-year basis. Till 31st August, the order inflow from Abu Dhabi office has already touched ?141 Cr and the company is anticipating a healthy order inflow in future as well.

As on date during the current financial year, EIL has already secured new business worth Rs 4681 Cr and as on 31st August, our orderbook has touched around ?11,350 crore.

EIL entered into the 60th year of its dedicated service to the Nation