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Orient Green Power Company Limited (OGPL) is an Indian renewable energy-based power generation company, focused on developing, owning, and operating clean energy assets. Incorporated in 2006, the company has built a strong presence in wind energy and is now venturing into solar and hybrid models combining wind and solar. As of March 31, 2025, OGPL’s aggregate installed capacity stood at 402.3 MW.
The company has adopted a clear expansion strategy with a target of achieving 1 GW of installed capacity, primarily by adding solar and hybrid projects. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Delta Renewable Energy Private Limited, it is setting up solar projects in two phases. Initially planned at 19.8 MW each, the first phase has been revised to 25 MW without increasing the overall project outlay.
OGPL has six direct subsidiaries and three step-down subsidiaries, including Beta Wind Farm Pvt. Ltd., Gamma Green Power Pvt. Ltd., Bharath Wind Farm Ltd., Orient Green Power Europe B.V., Amrit Environmental Technologies Pvt. Ltd., and Delta Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. Its overseas subsidiaries include VjetroElektrana CrnoBrdo d.o.o. (Croatia) and Orient Green Power Doo (Republic of Macedonia).
Over the years, OGPL has focused on improving operational efficiency, refinancing debt, and upgrading components of windmills to strengthen revenue growth and reduce costs.
The company, along with its subsidiaries, is engaged exclusively in the generation and sale of power from renewable energy sources.

OGPL is engaged in the generation and sale of power from renewable sources, primarily wind energy, with expansion plans in solar and hybrid models.
As of March 31, 2025, OGPL operates an aggregate installed capacity of 402.3 MW.
The company has funded its expansion through rights issues (Rs. 230 crore in 2023 and Rs. 250 crore in 2024) and improved borrowing capacity enabled by better credit ratings.