Stepping up Bhutan’s renewable capacity

Dorjilung will expand Bhutan’s installed power capacity by nearly 40%, strengthening the country’s clean energy backbone and supporting long-term energy resilience

Deepening regional energy security

With approximately 80% of the project’s annual electricity supplied to India, Dorjilung strengthens cross-border energy integration and contributes to a more stable, diversified, and reliable clean power supply across the region

Reinforcing Bhutan as a clean energy exporter

The project further cements Bhutan’s position as a trusted exporter of renewable power, supporting South Asia’s broader decarbonization goals

Propelling green energy forward

As India’s largest private integrated power company, Tata Power brings deep technical expertise, disciplined execution, and long-term commitment to accelerate the region’s transition to clean energy and scale sustainable infrastructure

Built on strong foundations

Backed by multilateral institutions and structured through a robust public-private partnership model, the project reflects confidence in its technical design, financial viability, and long-term value creation

Creating economic & social impact

Dorjilung is expected to generate significant employment during construction and operations, stimulate local enterprise, and support livelihoods in Bhutan’s Mongar and Lhuentse districts

A blueprint for high-impact partnerships

The project demonstrates how governments, multilateral institutions, and the private sector can work together to translate long-term sustainability ambitions into scalable, bankable outcomes with shared economic and environmental benefits