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Kundan Green commissions Luni hydropower plant

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Kundan Green Energy has commissioned its hydropower plant at Luni in Dharamshala district, Himachal Pradesh, in a record 24 months. With this addition, the company’s operating hydropower capacity reaches 85 MW.

Kundan Green Energy operates four hydro plants in Sikkim, with three larger projects under construction. Including its solar and wind projects, the total installed capacity now stands at 120.5 MW. The Luni project, awarded in 2022, was developed with an investment of approximately Rs 750 million.

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