Fourth Partner Energy (FPEL) has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL) to supply 45 MW of wind-solar hybrid renewable energy to the chemical manufacturer’s Gujarat facility. The agreement marks FPEL’s largest contract in Gujarat to date and supports GACL’s energy transition and decarbonisation objectives.
The contracted capacity comprises 19.8 MW of wind power and 25 MWp of solar power, which will be supplied from FPEL’s Mota Agariya project. The hybrid renewable energy project is expected to generate more than 99 million units of clean electricity annually for GACL.
The agreement will enable GACL to increase its renewable energy consumption while reducing dependence on conventional power sources. The partnership also highlights the growing adoption of wind-solar hybrid solutions among industrial consumers seeking to meet their sustainability and net-zero targets.
PT Devaraj, Head of Business Development (India), and Kushal Mamgain, Head of Business Development (West Zone), at Fourth Partner Energy, said the agreement represents a significant milestone in the company’s Gujarat operations and reflects increasing corporate interest in hybrid renewable energy solutions.
The executives also highlighted the potential role of battery energy storage systems (BESS) alongside wind-solar hybrid projects in supporting India’s corporate renewable energy strategy.
The partnership strengthens Fourth Partner Energy’s presence in Gujarat’s renewable energy market while supporting GACL’s efforts to integrate cleaner energy into its industrial operations.
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