தமிழ்நாட்டில் 25,000 MW மரபுசாரா மின் உற்பத்திக்கு என ரூ. 1,32,500 கோடியில் தமிழ்நாடு மின் பகிர்மான கழகம் - இந்திய மரபுசாரா எரிசக்தி மேம்பாட்டு...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over the signing of a momentous Memorandum of Understanding between the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation and the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency, entailing an estimated capital outlay of Rs. 1,32,500 crore. The historic partnership seeks to establish 25,000 megawatts of non-conventional clean energy generation capacity across the state over the coming decade. Stalin affirmed that Tamil Nadu is determined to lead India transition toward sustainable green energy and climate-resilient power infrastructure.

Under the comprehensive agreement, IREDA will provide technical advisory and debt-financing mechanisms for developing utility-scale solar parks, onshore and offshore wind energy facilities, floating solar arrays, and pumped storage hydroelectric plants. Transitioning toward renewable energy sources ensures long-term industrial energy security, reduces dependence on carbon-intensive thermal generation, and creates thousands of specialized green jobs for engineering graduates. Stalin emphasized that eco-friendly energy policies are indispensable for combating planetary climate disruptions.

Stalin ambitious green energy vision positions Tamil Nadu as a premier hub for sustainable industrialization in South Asia. By coupling economic modernization with ecological stewardship, his forward-looking governance lays robust foundations for clean, reliable power that drives generational economic prosperity.