The rapid expansion of India’s data centre ecosystem, driven by cloud computing, AI, and digital services, is accelerating demand for renewable energy. Global technology leaders are increasingly adopting India-origin International Renewable Energy Certificates to advance their sustainability and carbon reduction goals.
We aim to continue expanding and customising our offerings to meet evolving demand through Energy Attribute Purchase Agreements (EAPAs), carbon credit services, and STU-connected solutions across key states.
CASE STUDIES
Google India Private Limited (“Google”) – Enabling growing operations and decarbonisation strategy in India.
To accelerate the decarbonisation of Google’s cloud operations and offices across India, supporting its long-term sustainability goals and clean energy transition in the region.
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Google India Private Limited (“Google”) – Enabling growing operations and decarbonisation strategy in India.
Objective:
To accelerate the decarbonisation of Google’s cloud operations and offices across India, supporting its long-term sustainability goals and clean energy transition in the region.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
We structured a hybrid renewable energy agreement with Google, developing a 158.40 MW portfolio, comprising 99 MW of solar capacity in Rajasthan and 59.40 MW of wind capacity in Karnataka. Both projects are connected to India’s national grid, enabling Google’s operations to be powered directly with clean energy.
Outcomes Achieved:
We structured a hybrid renewable energy agreement with Google, developing a 158.40 MW portfolio, comprising 99 MW of solar capacity in Rajasthan and 59.40 MW of wind capacity in Karnataka. Both projects are connected to India’s national grid, enabling Google’s operations to be powered directly with clean energy.
CISCO – Long-term decarbonization partnership
Cisco Systems, Inc. set out to embed sustainability across its operations and achieve Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions throughout its value chain. As part of this commitment, the company aimed to power its India campuses entirely through renewable energy.
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CISCO – Long-term decarbonization partnership.
Objective:
Cisco Systems, Inc. set out to embed sustainability across its operations and achieve Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions throughout its value chain. As part of this commitment, the company aimed to power its India campuses entirely through renewable energy.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
Since 2017, we've partnered with Cisco to deliver over 120.35 MW of renewable energy across India. A milestone is the 92.10 MW wind-solar hybrid project in Jagalur, Karnataka (2024), powering Cisco’s India campus, its largest outside the U.S. The hybrid system generates about 181.4 million kWh annually, avoiding nearly 0.13 million metric tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year.
Outcomes Achieved:
Through this engagement, Cisco now sources over 90% of its electricity in Karnataka from clean energy. Recognising this impact, CleanMax received the Excellence in Sustainability Award at Cisco’s Global Supplier Day in San Jose, California.
Supporting ‘Climate Pledge Commitment’ for Amazon
Amazon aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions and transition its operations in India to 100% renewable energy.
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Supporting ‘Climate Pledge Commitment’ for Amazon
Objective:
Amazon aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions and transition its operations in India to 100% renewable energy.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
CleanMax has partnered with Amazon to develop a 100 MW wind energy project in Koppal, Karnataka, connected to the national grid. This project will supply clean power to support Amazon’s electricity requirements across its India operations..
Outcomes Achieved:
Scheduled for completion by Q2 2026, the project will generate approximately 355 million kWh of renewable energy annually, helping offset nearly 252,000 tons of CO₂ emissions each year.
The rise of manufacturing under the “Make in India” initiative and PLI schemes is driving the adoption of renewable energy, along with infrastructure growth and electrification across various sectors, including airports and metro systems, creating strong demand for customised renewable energy solutions.
We aim to expand our Conventional C&I customer base across various sectors, driving India’s structural growth, encompassing Make in India, GCCs, and infrastructure development.
CASE STUDIES
Enabling Bangalore International Airport Limited (“BIAL”) towards sustainable airport development
Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) set out to make airport operations more sustainable by integrating renewable energy into its power mix.
Solar Capacity
Wind Capacity
Enabling Bangalore International Airport Limited (“BIAL”) towards sustainable airport development
Objective:
Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) set out to make airport operations more sustainable by integrating renewable energy into its power mix.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
Our partnership with BIAL began in 2016 with a 0.5 MWp rooftop solar project, followed by a 13 MWp open access solar agreement in 2018. In 2023, we expanded this collaboration through a Group Captive model, adding 36 MWp of solar and 9.9 MW of wind capacity, strengthening BIAL’s path toward sustainable airport operations.
Our partnership with BIAL began in 2016 with a 0.5 MWp rooftop solar project, followed by a 13 MWp open access solar agreement in 2018. In 2023, we expanded this collaboration through a Group Captive model, adding 36 MWp of solar and 9.9 MW of wind capacity, strengthening BIAL’s path toward sustainable airport operations.
Sansera Engineering Limited (“Sansera”): Long-term partnership
Sansera, a leading precision engineering company in the automotive sector, aimed to advance its sustainability goals through large-scale decarbonisation and a greener supply chain.
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Sansera Engineering Limited (“Sansera”): Long-term partnership
Objective:
Sansera, a leading precision engineering company in the automotive sector, aimed to advance its sustainability goals through large-scale decarbonisation and a greener supply chain.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
From 2017 to 2024, Sansera partnered with us for 34.44 MWp of solar and 15.60 MW of wind capacity in Karnataka under long-term agreements. The collaboration has since expanded to include 3.3 MW of wind and 29.75 MWp of solar across Karnataka and Maharashtra, powering Sansera’s operations sustainably.
Outcomes Achieved:
This long-term partnership exemplifies how consistent renewable integration drives GHG reduction, energy cost efficiency, and measurable decarbonisation at scale.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings Limited (“Sona Comstar”): Collaboration under nascent group captive regulations in Haryana
Sona Comstar, a leading automotive systems and components manufacturer, aimed to power its facilities in Gurgaon, Manesar, and Chakan with renewable energy as part of its Scope 2 emissions reduction strategy.
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Sona BLW Precision Forgings Limited (“Sona Comstar”): Collaboration under nascent group captive regulations in Haryana.
Objective:
Sona Comstar, a leading automotive systems and components manufacturer, aimed to power its facilities in Gurgaon, Manesar, and Chakan with renewable energy as part of its Scope 2 emissions reduction strategy.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
With Haryana’s 2023 group captive policy reforms enabling easier access to clean energy, we partnered with Sona Comstar to develop 14.85 MWp of captive solar capacity for its Gurgaon and Manesar sites. Building on this success, a 4.00 MWp solar project is now underway for the Chakan facility, set for commissioning later this year.
Outcomes Achieved:
The collaboration enables over 30% renewable energy offset across key sites, supporting both cost efficiency and sustainability goals.
Welspun Living Limited (“Welspun Living”): Partnership to Meet Sustainability Requirements
Welspun Living aimed to reduce its overall carbon footprint by adopting long-term renewable energy across multiple Welspun Group companies.
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Welspun Living Limited (“Welspun Living”): Partnership to Meet Sustainability Requirements
Objective:
Welspun Living aimed to reduce its overall carbon footprint by adopting long-term renewable energy across multiple Welspun Group companies.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
We collaborated with the group to design a comprehensive green energy roadmap, combining solar and wind technologies to offset a large share of their energy needs. Multiple group companies signed open access and group captive contracts for facilities across Gujarat, ensuring flexibility and reliability in clean energy procurement.
Outcomes Achieved:
Since the first contract in May 2022, the partnership has expanded to include 12.90 MW of wind and 10.98 MWp of solar capacity in operation, marking a significant step in Welspun’s renewable transition.
Enabling a cement player to procure renewable energy across 3 Indian states
The client aimed to transition multiple cement plants across India to renewable energy, thereby reducing reliance on thermal power and supporting its long-term sustainability goals.
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Enabling a cement player to procure renewable energy across 3 Indian states
Objective:
The client aimed to transition multiple cement plants across India to renewable energy, thereby reducing reliance on thermal power and supporting its long-term sustainability goals.
CleanMax Approach & Solution:
Our partnership began in 2017 with onsite solar installations, evolving into a strong multi-year collaboration through several Group Captive PPAs. By making equity investments under the Group Captive model, the client expanded its renewable energy portfolio across three states, ensuring scalable, cost-effective, and sustainable power.
Outcomes Achieved:
The client’s contracted capacity has grown from under 2 MWp in FY 2017 to over 250 MW in FY 2025, marking a significant milestone in the transition to renewable energy.
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Chosen by Leaders.
"We are proud to deepen our partnership with CleanMax and add new renewable energy in India. This is another step in our commitment to supporting our operations and we look forward to continuing on our path to reach net zero emissions across our global value chain in 2030."
Urvi Parekh
Head of renewable energy at Meta
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"This landmark initiative supports Google’s sustainable growth in India and underscores Google’s commitment to source clean energy for our operations in every grid where we operate."
Giorgio Fortunato
Head of Clean Energy & Power for Asia Pacific at Google
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"The long-term power purchase agreement with CleanMax will play an important role in meeting the renewable energy needs for the expansion program of the airport and shall provide substantial cost savings, further bolstering our commitment to sustainability and responsible growth."
Mr. Hari Marar
Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, BIAL
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“We’re racing toward our ambitious Apple 2030 climate goal while taking on the long-term work to transform electrical grids and restore watersheds to build a cleaner future for all.”
Lisa Jackson
Apple’s Vice President of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives
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“We are thrilled to partner with CleanMax to establish this Captive Power Plant in Maharashtra, India. This PPA not only strengthens our commitment to sustainability but also enables us to provide our customers in India with 100% renewable energy coverage for their deployments at Equinix."
Manoj Paul
Managing Director, India, Equinix
“Recognizing partners who have helped customers achieve substantial business outcomes, the Excellence in Sustainability Award celebrates CleanMax's dedication to accelerating the availability of clean energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions."
Mary deWysocki
Chief Sustainability Officer, Cisco
“The partnership with CleanMax aims to facilitate reliable, long-term renewable power to customers and our shared vision for sustainability will help accelerate India’s shift to renewable energy.”
Nobuaki Yahiro
Managing Director, TTIPL, Toyota
"We are proud to join hands with CleanMax, one of India’s leading players in the C&I sector. This partnership will enable Osaka Gas Group to contribute to India’s renewable energy transition while supporting the country’s high-potential C&I market. By aligning with CleanMax, we continue to demonstrate our commitment to reduction of CO2 and future carbon neutrality, and hope to unlock further synergies as we move forward.”
Keiji Takemori
Executive Vice President, Osaka Gas
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