Avaada Energy is a private company building in renewable energy, founded in 2009. No public ticker exists for the company.
Avaada Energy has no published valuation.
Avaada Energy delivers integrated clean power solutions across solar, wind, battery energy storage, pumped hydro, and green hydrogen, positioning itself among India's leading renewable energy companies. The Mumbai-based group serves utilities, government bodies, and large commercial and industrial consumers across nine Indian states, and customers such as the Indian Hotels Company have signed long-term solar power purchase partnerships with it.
Avaada built one of the world's largest single-location solar plants, a 1.25 GWp facility at Bikaner in Rajasthan, a project featured in the National Geographic India documentary Rays of Change.
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