ENGIE has commissioned two major solar projects in India: the 250 MW Khaba project in Rajasthan and the 200 MW Khavda project in Gujarat. Together, they represent 450 MW of capacity.

The projects strengthen the Group’s renewable footprint in India and demonstrate its ability to deliver large-scale developments while supporting local communities and regional economic activity. Approximately 80 per cent of the construction workforce was hired locally.

The commissioning comes amid strong momentum for ENGIE in India, where the Group has secured its first battery energy storage system (BESS) projects: a 280 MW/560 MWh system in November 2025 and, in January 2026, a hybrid project combining 200 MW of solar capacity with a 100 MW/600 MWh battery storage system.

With around 2 GW in operation or under construction in India, ENGIE continues to expand its presence, bringing together renewable generation and flexibility solutions to help meet growing demand for reliable, low-carbon electricity.

Amit Jain, CEO and Country Manager India, Managing Director Renewables & Batteries SEA, ENGIE, said, “The commissioning of the Khaba and Khavda solar projects marks an important milestone for ENGIE in India, adding 450 MW of new renewable capacity to our operational portfolio. Delivering projects of this scale requires strong execution, operational discipline and close collaboration with local communities. With the majority of our construction workforce hired locally, these projects also reflect our commitment to creating value beyond clean energy generation. As India’s energy needs evolve, we remain focused on building reliable, high-quality renewable infrastructure across solar, battery storage and hybrid solutions to support a cleaner, more resilient and energy-secure future for the country.”

Pedro Vasconcelos, ENGIE Executive Vice President in charge of Renewable & Flexible Power, said: “India is a key growth market for ENGIE, where we are continuing to build scale and momentum as we contribute to one of the world’s major energy transitions. As the market evolves, we also see increasing opportunities in corporate PPAs and in combining renewable generation with more sophisticated energy management and flexibility solutions. Our ambition is to build on this momentum and use these capabilities to create additional value for our customers and for ENGIE.”

Located in Barmer, Rajasthan, the 250 MW Khaba solar project was developed through Khaba Renewable Energy Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of ENGIE. It is expected to generate approximately 650 GWh of electricity annually and avoid nearly 180 kilotonnes of CO2 emissions.

Located within the Khavda Renewable Energy Park in the Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, the 200 MW solar photovoltaic park was developed through Enren II Energy Private Limited. Under a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), it is contracted to supply electricity to Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited. The project is expected to generate approximately 350 GWh of electricity annually.