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From Thermal to Green BC Jindal Group’s Balanced Energy Approach

Explore how the BC Jindal Group is balancing legacy thermal power with renewables through JIRE, advancing Indiau2019s energy future with sustainability and scale.<br> Visit at https://www.jindalgroup.com/

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From Thermal to Green BC Jindal Group’s Balanced Energy Approach

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  1. Arowwai Industrie From Thermal to Green: BC Jindal Group’s Balanced Energy Approach India's energy sector is currently facing a crucial moment, as it seeks to balance traditional power generation methods with the pressing need for sustainable energy alternatives. As the energy demand continues to rise in the country, this transition must be executed thoughtfully, steadily, and supported by strong infrastructure. Instead of entirely abandoning established systems, the focus should be on developing a more resilient and environmentally friendly energy ecosystem.

  2. Why a Balanced Energy Strategy Matters Despite the global shift towards renewable energy, thermal power remains essential for meeting base load demand in India. An abrupt transition away from conventional energy sources, without dependable alternatives, could lead to power instability. This is particularly concerning for energy-intensive industries and rural areas. A balanced energy strategy allows for a responsible transition, ensuring energy security while gradually reducing carbon emissions.

  3. Role ofThermal Power • TheJindalIndia PowerPlant, located in Odisha,represents the Group’s longstanding contribution to India’spower landscape.With a capacity of 1,200 MW, thecoal-based facility demonstrateshow thermal generation can be operatedresponsibly. Featuring zero-discharge systems and advanced environmentalcontrols, the plant showcases how • This experience withlarge-scale energy operations forms a strong foundation as the Group transitions toward cleaner alternatives. The operational insights, regulatory knowledge, and logistical networks established around thermal power are being adapted to support greener projects. Mission

  4. IntegratingRenewable Energy • Recognising the global and national pushfor clean energy, the BC Jindal Group establishedJindal India Renewable EnergyLimited (JIRE). This initiative reflects a forward-looking vision that embraces sustainability withoutcompromisingoperational scale or quality. • JIRE currently focuses on solar energy, wind energy, hybrid renewable energy, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), all designed to provide flexible, clean energy at scale. JIRE aims to uphold its responsibility towards environmental care, whilst achieving decarbonisation and minimising its eco footprint.

  5. A Smooth Transition, Not a Sudden Change What makes the BC Jindal Group’s approach effective is its practical sequencing of investment and deployment. Rather than abandoning thermal plants overnight, the Group is using them to anchor grid stability while steadily expanding renewable assets. The integration is not only technical but also strategic, to ensure uninterrupted power supply while simultaneously reducing the carbon footprint. This model allows the conglomerate to leverage its existing infrastructure, land, transmission access, and human capital while building renewable assets in parallel. It also offers a replicable framework for other players looking to adopt a similar transition. • The Bridge Between IntermittencyandReliability • One of the biggest challengesin renewable energy is intermittency. Solar and wind power can’talwaysproduce electricity when needed. To address this, JIRE is innovating solutions like BESS. These systems function by capturing excess energy produced during peak generation times and releasing it whendemand is high. In doing so, they integrate variousenergysources, contributing to a flexible and sustainable energy grid for the future.

  6. Conclusion • The energy shift isn’t justabout going green; it’s about doing it smartly. From the operational maturity of the Jindal India Power Plant to the ambitious vision of Jindal India Renewable Energy Limited, the BC Jindal Group demonstrates how an integrated,balanced strategy can drive realprogress.Thisapproach offers valuable lessons for industries andgovernments alike: sustainability isn’t adestination, it’s a transition,and every step counts when it’s done with purpose and planning • For more information visit us at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-thermal-green-bc-jindal-groups-balanced-energy-approach-yadav-4kc6e

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