Some things are built to last: trust, relationships and the choices that shape our future. For over a century, Tata Power has embodied this belief, contributing to nation-building by powering India’s progress consistently and reliably. From pioneering hydropower in the early 1900s to building a future-ready, integrated energy ecosystem today, our journey reflects one enduring conviction: progress can only be sustained through commitments that last a lifetime.
More than a century ago, our hydro stations at Khopoli, Bhivpuri, and Bhira laid the foundation of India’s clean energy journey. Built to serve generations, these assets continue to power homes, industries, and livelihoods even today, reflecting the enduring value of infrastructure.
Today, as India’s energy demands have multiplied, that century-old legacy has evolved into a fully integrated power ecosystem spanning generation, transmission, distribution, renewables, manufacturing, and consumer solutions. By diversifying our portfolio across thermal, hydro, solar, wind, and emerging storage technologies, we have built the ability to deliver reliable, increasingly cleaner power at scale.
As India’s energy landscape evolves, so does our responsibility to ensure that sustainable energy remains accessible and available for the long term. We are reviving and expanding hydropower and pumped storage capacities across existing and new locations, including Bhivpuri (1,000 MW), Shirwata (1,800 MW), and our collaborations in Bhutan (5,533 MW clean energy project pipeline).
We are transforming energy from a utility into a trusted, lifelong relationship, ensuring that opportunity reaches even the last mile.
Guided by innovation, inclusivity, and strong partnerships, we are building an energy ecosystem that is resilient, future-ready and designed to serve generations – because powering aspirations is not just a moment in time.
We power a billion aspirations —
every hour, every day, for life.
We are installing two solar rooftops every minute across India; reducing energy security challenges through battery storage solutions like MySine; scaling our EV charging infrastructure - which is India's largest; leveraging EnerUni - an integrated, AI-powered platform that combines visibility, intelligence, and optimisation in one system; partnering with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) for the Energy Insights and Innovation Lab (EIIL), an innovation lab to manage electricity demand and enable smarter systems; maintaining an industry-leading yield of more than 95% across both our solar cell and module lines; and extending access to underserved communities through microgrids and rural electrification initiatives.