Our Vision
Energising Nations.
Enabling Progress.
Enabling Progress.
Jindal Power is one of South Asia and Africa’s leading independent power producers, driving progress through efficient and reliable energy solutions. With a strong presence in India and an upcoming project in Botswana, the company operates more than 5000 MW of installed capacity across advanced thermal plants, captive generation units, and integrated power-and-mining projects, while expanding its focus on renewable energy to drive industrial growth and sustainable development.
Focused on performance, innovation, and long-term value creation, Jindal Power continues to enhance energy efficiency and operational excellence across its operations. By delivering dependable power to industries and communities, the company strengthens energy security and supports sustainable economic progress across the regions it serves.
Tamnar
Shirpur
Simhapuri
INDIA
Botswana
South Asia Operations (India)
Power that Drives India’s Growth
In South Asia, Jindal Power operates 4300 MW of generation capacity across Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh in India, delivering reliable energy to industries, businesses, and communities nationwide.
Tamnar, Chhattisgarh (3400 MW)
One of India’s largest private power complexes, recognised for efficiency, safety, and environmental leadership.
Shirpur, Maharashtra (300 MW)
Ensuring uninterrupted power to regional grids and key industrial consumers.
Simhapuri, Andhra Pradesh (600 MW)
Providing reliable power that strengthens network stability and industrial growth.
Africa Operations (Botswana)
Power that Drives Africa’s Growth
Located in the Mmamabula region of Botswana, the project comprises a 700 MW base-load thermal power plant with an integrated coal mine designed to meet national energy needs and supply power across Southern Africa.
The first 350 MW phase will supply the Botswana Power Corporation, while the second 350 MW phase will expand capacity for regional exports.
Aligned with Botswana Vision 2036, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the African Union Agenda 2063, this project aims to transform Botswana into a key energy hub for Africa.
700 MW
Operational Capacity
Botswana Vision 2036
Strategic Partner
Resource Security (Mines)
Powering Reliability from the Ground Up
Reliability begins with responsible resource management. Jindal Power ensures energy self-reliance through integrated mining operations.
The company owns four commercial coal mines in India, Gare Palma IV/1, IV/2 & 3, Sector-1E, and Banai Bhalumunda, all strategically located near the Tamnar Power Complex in Chhattisgarh.
With a cumulative mining capacity of over 44 MTPA, supported by three coal washeries totalling 11.5 MTPA, the company possesses a robust and scalable mining infrastructure.