Ayana Renewable Power Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of ONGC NTPC Green Private Limited (ONGPL), has emerged as a successful bidder in the Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited’s (SECI) latest wind power auction, securing a 50 MW capacity under the 2 GW tender. The project was awarded through SECI’s Tranche-XX tender, titled “Selection of Wind Power Developers for Setting up of 2000 MW ISTS-connected Wind Power Projects in India under Tariff-Based Competitive Bidding.” The e-reverse auction concluded on July 15, 2026.
According to an official press release issued by ONGC NTPC Green, Ayana Renewable secured the 50 MW capacity at a competitive tariff of ₹3.85 per kWh. The project forms part of SECI’s ongoing efforts to expand India’s renewable energy capacity by promoting large-scale interstate transmission system (ISTS)-connected wind power projects through transparent, tariff-based competitive bidding.
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Ayana Renewable, now operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of ONGC NTPC Green, continues to strengthen its presence in India’s clean energy sector. The latest award is expected to contribute to the company’s growing portfolio of renewable energy assets while supporting the country’s clean energy transition. SECI has been playing a pivotal role in facilitating the development of renewable energy projects across the country through competitive auctions aimed at attracting private and public sector participation.
India has set ambitious renewable energy targets as part of its long-term energy security and decarbonization strategy. Competitive bidding mechanisms such as SECI’s wind and solar auctions have become key instruments in driving investment, lowering tariffs, and accelerating capacity addition.
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With this award, Ayana Renewable further reinforces ONGC NTPC Green’s commitment to expanding its renewable energy footprint and contributing to India’s transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable power ecosystem.
