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Hartek Power crosses 10 GW capacity

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Hartek Power, a leader in grid infrastructure and solar EPC, has crossed 10 GW of combined capacity across its business units. The company has built EHV/HV substations up to 400 KV for independent power producers (IPPs) and utilities, supporting grid expansion and the energy transition to renewables. Hartek’s rooftop solar unit ranks among the top four in India.

Recently, Hartek secured a 765 KV power systems project from PGCIL and is currently executing a 300 MW solar EPC project, valued at Rs 5 billion, for a large IPP. Looking ahead, the company aims to achieve Rs 100 billion in revenue by 2030, leveraging its 30 years of expertise in the power sector.

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