Fourth Partner Energy to Supply 15 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Power to Max Cement’s Facility in Meghalaya
Fourth Partner Energy will supply 15 MW of wind-solar hybrid power from its Kudligi ISTS Park in Karnataka to Max Cement (Green Valliey Industries) in Meghalaya, leveraging inter-state transmission to ensure reliable, high-efficiency renewable energy.
March 16, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
“By leveraging our Kudligi ISTS Park, we are able to bypass regional resource limitations and deliver high-yield, high-efficiency renewable energy from Karnataka to the facility of Max Cement (Green Valliey Industries) in Meghalaya,” the company stated.
It further added that this strategic connectivity not only ensures a more reliable power flow but also offers significant cost advantages through the waiver of inter-state transmission charges, proving that geographical distance is no longer a barrier to achieving deep decarbonisation.
“The cement industry remains one of the most energy-intensive sectors globally, and meeting its massive electrical demands requires more than just standard green solutions; it requires the scale and flexibility of an Inter-State Transmission System framework,” stated FPEL.
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