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PostOctober 4, 2023

2023 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: ReNew and its ambitious clean energy projects

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ReNew built its first project in 2012, developing a small wind farm in the Indian state of Gujarat. But in just a little more than a decade, the company has become one of India’s largest renewables companies, operating more than 120 wind and solar projects across the nation that collectively are capable of powering approximately 14 million homes.

The company is now pushing into other areas as well, with plans to develop battery storage plants to help manage fluctuating renewables sources on the grid and to produce a clean form of hydrogen that could enable India to begin to clean up its heavy industry.

Read the full story at MIT Technology Review.

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