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AZB & Partners Advises Reliance on $1.8B Renewable Energy Joint Venture with TotalEnergies

AZB acted as Indian counsel on the joint venture covering solar, wind, and green hydrogen projects across Gujarat and Rajasthan.


By Editorial Desk1 min read
Wind turbines and solar panels in a field
Wind turbines and solar panels in a field

AZB & Partners advised Reliance Industries on its $1.8 billion renewable energy joint venture with TotalEnergies, one of the largest cross-border green-energy transactions in India this year.

Deal scope

The JV will develop 5 GW of solar capacity, 2 GW of wind, and a green hydrogen production facility across Gujarat and Rajasthan over five years. The total investment commitment, including future tranches, exceeds $4 billion.

Regulatory backdrop

The deal moved quickly through CCI approval under the green-channel route. The transaction structure is being studied by other firms as a template for large clean-energy JVs given the recent FDI policy clarifications for the sector.

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