The Odisha government has approved five industrial projects worth Rs 447.93 billion.

This includes:

Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited (Rs 87.43 billion)

  • Project: Crude Oil Storage facilities
  • Jobs: 5,130
  • Location: Jajpur

Inox Solar Limited (Rs 40 billion)

  • Project: Manufacturing facility of solar modules & photovoltaic cells
  • Jobs: 3,400
  • Location: Dhenkanal

ACME Cleantech Solutions Pvt. Ltd. (Rs 40.5 billion)

  • Project: Integrated manufacturing plant for Mushroom Root Fermentative Protein
  • Jobs: 3,475
  • Location: Cuttack

Tata Steel Limited (Rs 261.75 billion)

  • Project: Cold rolled & coated steel products facility & plate mill
  • Jobs: 8,000
  • Location: Jajpur

Himadri Green Technologies Innovation (Rs 18.25 billion)

  • Project: Mineral oil and tyre recycled products facility
  • Jobs: 3,000
  • Location: Cuttack

These projects align with Odisha’s focus on clean energy and industrial growth, with plans to boost local employment and strengthen the state’s role in the renewable energy sector.

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