The RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group (RPSG) has formally committed to a ₹10,500 crore investment in renewable energy projects across Karnataka over the next three years, government officials confirmed. The announcement was made during talks held on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, where industry leaders and policymakers discussed avenues to accelerate clean energy deployment.
Strategic Focus on Karnataka’s Renewable Growth
According to M.B. Patil, Karnataka’s Minister for Large and Medium Industries, the group’s investment will mainly centre on expanding renewable energy capacity in the Vijayapura and Ballari districts regions identified as key zones for clean energy infrastructure.
In outlining the commitment, Patil emphasized:
The discussions with RPSG leadership focused on “key policy instruments, incentives, and institutional support required to accelerate the execution of these projects.”
He also affirmed the state government’s full policy backing and facilitation support for the investments, aiming to enhance Karnataka’s appeal as a clean energy destination.
Government Support and Policy Direction
The Karnataka government reiterated its readiness to support the group not only in project execution but also in exploring emerging opportunities within solar technology manufacturing. Specifically, Patil encouraged RPSG to look into solar module and cell production within the state, signalling policy alignment with both generation and manufacturing ambitions.
The collaborative approach is seen as vital to strengthening the state’s renewable ecosystem, with officials describing the planned investment as a boost to Karnataka’s clean energy credentials and its broader economic growth trajectory.
Related Developments and Broader Context
In addition to the Karnataka commitment, RPSG signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) worth ₹3,805 crore with the Uttar Pradesh government, aimed at establishing a solar module manufacturing plant in that state.
This investment announcement aligns with wider corporate renewables expansion efforts in India, where major energy players are increasingly investing in clean power generation and green technology manufacturing to support national and global climate goals.





