IREDA CMD along with Director (F) met the CM of Odisha 
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IREDA CMD meets CM and Dy CM of Odisha to boost green energy financing

The Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister commended IREDA’s remarkable growth and acknowledged its position as the largest financing company dedicated to green energy development

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Limited's (IREDA) Chairman & Managing Director (CMD) Pradip Kumar Das met with the Chief Minister of Odisha Mohan Charan Majhi and Deputy Chief Minister Kanak Vardhan Singh Deo in Bhubaneswar on July 2. The meetings focused on IREDA’s pivotal role in renewable energy financing and its commitment to sustainable development.

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IREDA CMD along with Director (F) met the Deputy CM of Odisha

During the discussion, Das emphasized IREDA’s significant contributions to renewable energy project financing across the country. He elaborated on the company’s initiatives to promote clean energy and explained how IREDA can further support Odisha in tapping its renewable energy potential through financing. The state's green energy goals were a key focus of the conversation, particularly the opportunities in areas such as hydro, floating solar, solar component manufacturing, green hydrogen and green ammonia, etc.

The Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister commended IREDA’s remarkable growth and acknowledged its position as the largest financing company dedicated to green energy development. Deo also holds the charge of the Energy Department.

IREDA's Director (Finance) Dr Bijay Kumar Mohanty also participated in the discussions, underscoring IREDA’s commitment to support fastest renewable energy development in the country.

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