Jakson Green Order Book Swells to INR 5000 Cr in a Year

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Jakson Green, an energy transition platform backed by infrastructure and renewables conglomerate, Jakson Group, has announced its achievement of amassing a renewable EPC order book of around INR 5000 Crores within a year of inception. This was recognized through a series of recent order victories in India, GCC, West Africa, and CIS region.

The company’s ascent to this order book has been driven by pivotal utility scale renewable EPC projects in West Africa, GCC, and CIS Countries, alongside an array of renewable EPC contracts in India. Notably, Jakson Green recently inked deals with renewable energy developers to construct large solar power projects in Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Among these projects, the company is also poised to deliver over 125 MWh single site utility-scale battery energy storage solution as a part of its turnkey EPC offerings, complementing its flagship renewable projects.

Jakson Green’s portfolio entails approximately 600 MW of projects across Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat in India, and over 420 MW of projects in GCC, West Africa, and CIS Countries.

Bikesh Ogra, the Managing Director & CEO of Jakson Green, remarked, “This trust is vividly evident in our impressive global order book, which now touches INR 5000 crores mark. This accomplishment has solidified our position as one of the world’s fastest-growing utility-scale renewable service providers. We possess unwavering confidence in our capacity to collaborate closely with all our clients, delivering top-tier projects while upholding the highest standards of safety and quality.”

Jakson Green recently announced its global ambitions to be a leading developer and integrator of green hydrogen and green ammonia assets across select geographies and is eyeing a play in the independent hydrogen and ammonia production and electrolyser manufacturing space. The firm is actively developing a pipeline of renewable energy, green hydrogen, and green ammonia projects, both in India and abroad.