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Datta Infra Group Signs 100 MW Wind PPA with SJVN
Datta Infra Group's subsidiary Adyant Powertech has signed a 100 MW wind power PPA with SJVN under its Wind-4 tranche, taking the Group's cumulative signed PPA capacity beyond 700 MW.
November 09, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
Datta Infra Group's subsidiary, Adyant Powertech, has signed a 100 MW wind power purchase agreement (PPA) with SJVN under the latter's Wind-4 tranche. The PPA was signed against an awarded capacity of 150 MW.
The project will be developed in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, a region with significant renewable energy potential. The development takes Datta Infra Group's cumulative signed PPA capacity beyond 700 MW, the company stated.
Commenting on the development, Kapil Sharma, Head – Corporate Affairs, Datta Infra Group, said, “Bhavnagar and the Saurashtra region offer significant opportunities for renewable energy development. With MNRE identifying more than 8 GW of renewable energy potential in the region, supported by the evolving transmission planning framework of CEA and CTUIL, the region holds considerable promise for harnessing its wind energy resources. Our project is a step towards translating this potential into actual renewable energy capacity and contributing to India's clean energy ambitions.”
Last week, Adyant Alpha Power, a Datta Infra Group company, signed a 110 MW Wind Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with SJVN for a wind power project in Davanagere, Karnataka. The company secured the capacity at a tariff of INR 3.64/kWh in SJVN's auction in March 2026 to develop 600 MW ISTS-connected wind power projects.
The project will be developed in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, a region with significant renewable energy potential. The development takes Datta Infra Group's cumulative signed PPA capacity beyond 700 MW, the company stated.
Commenting on the development, Kapil Sharma, Head – Corporate Affairs, Datta Infra Group, said, “Bhavnagar and the Saurashtra region offer significant opportunities for renewable energy development. With MNRE identifying more than 8 GW of renewable energy potential in the region, supported by the evolving transmission planning framework of CEA and CTUIL, the region holds considerable promise for harnessing its wind energy resources. Our project is a step towards translating this potential into actual renewable energy capacity and contributing to India's clean energy ambitions.”
Last week, Adyant Alpha Power, a Datta Infra Group company, signed a 110 MW Wind Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with SJVN for a wind power project in Davanagere, Karnataka. The company secured the capacity at a tariff of INR 3.64/kWh in SJVN's auction in March 2026 to develop 600 MW ISTS-connected wind power projects.
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