Chhattisgarh has received investment proposals worth over ₹3 lakh crore in the energy sector during the Chhattisgarh Energy Investors Summit 2025, officials said. The investments span nuclear, thermal, solar, and pumped storage power projects, aiming to strengthen the state’s energy infrastructure and ensure affordable, uninterrupted electricity for residents.
Leading companies, including Adani Power, Jindal Power, and NTPC, have announced major investments. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai emphasized that these projects will enhance the state’s power generation capacity and pave the way for a sustainable, green future, positioning Chhattisgarh as a key energy hub.
A significant share of the investments—₹1,07,840 crore—is directed towards thermal power, with private investors contributing ₹66,720 crore. Adani Power leads the private sector contributions with investments in multiple projects, including a 1600 MW plant in Korba (₹18,000 crore), Raigarh (₹15,000 crore), and Raipur (₹15,000 crore).
The NTPC has proposed a 4200 MW nuclear power plant with an investment of ₹80,000 crore, marking Chhattisgarh’s entry into nuclear energy.
In the solar sector, Jindal Power and NTPC Green will develop 2,500 MW of capacity across projects in Doleshra and Raigarh, with a combined investment of ₹10,000 crore. Additionally, under the PM Kusum Yojana, 675 MW of solar power will be developed at ₹4,100 crore, along with the installation of 20,000 solar pumps to aid farmers.
With these developments, Chhattisgarh is poised to become one of India’s top energy-producing states, benefiting industries, farmers, and the broader economy.
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