AMPIN Energy and CIP Boost India's Renewable Power
AMPIN Energy Transition has partnered with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for a joint equity investment of USD 300 million in renewable energy projects across India. This collaboration builds on a previous partnership, contributing to a projected asset base of USD 2.7 to 3 billion in the sector.
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AMPIN Energy Transition announced a significant partnership with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), securing a joint equity investment of USD 300 million to establish renewable energy projects throughout India.
This expansion builds on a 2021 alliance where AMPIN and CIP committed an initial USD 200 million towards Indian renewable ventures. The ongoing collaboration aims to create a USD 2.7 to 3 billion renewable energy asset base.
According to Pinaki Bhattacharyya, Founder, MD, and CEO of AMPIN Energy Transition, this partnership enhances their impact on accelerating India's renewable energy development, underlining a mutual commitment to innovation and sustainable value creation.
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