Kshema Power Wins Order for 350 MW Hybrid Project Substation

Kshema Power, a Chennai-based EPC firm specialising in renewable energy infrastructure, has secured an order from Oyster Green Hybrid Three, a developer of hybrid clean energy projects, to develop a 33 kV/220 kV AIS power substation for a 350 MW wind–solar hybrid project in Madhya Pradesh. The collaboration aims to build infrastructure that will expand clean energy evacuation capacity in one of India’s rapidly growing renewable corridors.

Kshema Power will handle the supply, erection, testing and commissioning of a 51-kilometre transmission line, along with the design, engineering, supply, installation, civil works, testing and commissioning of an AIS substation. The substation will form the main system that carries power from Oyster Green Hybrid Three’s hybrid project, enabling integration of wind and solar power into the grid. The project is scheduled for completion by July 2026.

Abhinand Basant, Deputy Managing Director, Kshema Power, said “This order represents milestone in the renewable transmission infrastructure space. It reflects the confidence of industry partners in our technical capability, execution standards and project delivery approach. We see this as an opportunity to build further on our strengths, expand our presence in high-capacity hybrid projects and continue contributing to India’s energy transition. Our teams are fully committed to delivering this project with the reliability and efficiency that our clients expect from us.”

Siddharth Bhatia, Managing Director, Oyster Green Hybrid Three Private Limited, said “This project is a significant step in strengthening our hybrid renewable energy portfolio and creating infrastructure that supports long-term, reliable power delivery. Our collaboration with Kshema Power reflects a shared commitment to quality, timely execution, and building assets that contribute meaningfully to India’s clean energy landscape. We look forward to executing this project with excellence.”

The project is expected to enhance renewable energy evacuation capacity at a time when hybrid projects are expanding across the country. By combining wind and solar generation with upgraded transmission systems, Oyster Green Hybrid Three and Kshema Power aim to support a more resilient and efficient grid.