LG Electronics India Limited (LGEIL) has strengthened its commitment to sustainable manufacturing through strategic renewable energy partnerships with Hinduja Renewables Energy Private Limited (HREPL) and Sunsure Energy. These initiatives are set to significantly increase the company’s reliance on clean power across its key production facilities.
Under the agreement, HREPL will supply approximately 1.61 crore units of green electricity annually from its 27.7 MWp solar installation in Nanded, Maharashtra. This supply will meet nearly 40 percent of the energy demand at LGEIL’s Pune facility and is projected to reduce carbon emissions by over 0.31 million metric tonnes over the project’s lifetime.
In parallel, Sunsure Energy will provide close to 1.6 crore units of renewable power each year from its 82.5 MWp solar plant located in Erach, Uttar Pradesh. This will enable the Greater Noida facility to fulfill around 30 percent of its energy requirements through clean sources, increasing its total renewable energy usage to nearly half of its overall consumption. The initiative is expected to offset approximately 0.30 million metric tonnes of carbon emissions over time.
Deepak Thakur, Managing Director and CEO of HREPL, described the collaboration as a significant milestone in advancing industrial sustainability. He noted that the project reflects a shared vision of transitioning toward cleaner manufacturing practices while delivering dependable renewable energy solutions.
Shashank Sharma, Founder and CEO of Sunsure Energy, emphasized the company’s role in supporting large-scale industrial decarbonisation across India. He expressed pride in contributing to LG Electronics’ transition toward greener operations through reliable and scalable clean energy solutions.
LGEIL, established in 1997, operates major manufacturing units in Greater Noida and Pune, producing a wide range of consumer electronics and commercial equipment. The company continues to expand its sustainability initiatives as part of its broader environmental goals.
HREPL, part of the Hinduja Group, has rapidly grown into a leading renewable energy producer with a diversified portfolio and ambitious expansion plans targeting 10 GW capacity by 2030. Sunsure Energy, backed by global investors, is also scaling its footprint with significant capacity under development, aiming to drive widespread adoption of round-the-clock renewable power across industries.
