Enerparc launches power trading arm EPTPL in India

Enerparc has launched Enerparc Power Trading Private Limited (EPTPL) as part of its expansion into India’s power trading segment. The company said the new subsidiary will support industrial consumers in optimising power procurement and managing price volatility in a changing electricity market.

The renewable energy generation and infrastructure company established EPTPL to provide market access solutions for both buyers and sellers. The subsidiary will help industries procure electricity more efficiently while enabling generators to sell output with greater predictability. Enerparc said the move expands its presence in India beyond renewable energy generation to include market access and power sales.

EPTPL is designed to address challenges linked to fluctuating electricity prices and expanding market options. According to the company, industrial consumers face uncertainty in power costs, while generators encounter issues related to price volatility, demand visibility, and payment security. The subsidiary will work with industrial and commercial consumers, renewable and conventional generators, open access buyers, and captive and group-captive projects.

The company said the trading arm will focus on stable offtake and long-term value rather than short-term trading volumes. Kalyanram Udathu, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Enerparc, said industries seek reliable power at stable costs, while generators require demand visibility, fair pricing, and timely payments. He stated that EPTPL aims to connect these requirements by improving procurement for buyers and revenue predictability for generators.

Enerparc, founded in Germany in 2008, has delivered more than 600 projects across over 27 countries with global installed capacity exceeding 4.8 GW. The company also draws on trading experience through its affiliate Sunnic Lighthouse GmbH, which reports annual turnover of about €2 billion and operates in renewable energy marketing and power trading across European markets.

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