Lumara is intended to develop utility-scale renewable energy projects in India with Brookfield backing and a multi-gigawatt pipeline. Reports on the launch put the target at roughly $600 million of investment and about 6 GW of capacity, positioning the platform for solar, wind and hybrid opportunities. The move matters because India’s renewables buildout increasingly depends on well-capitalized platforms that can secure land, grid access, procurement and long-term power offtake at scale.
Source: pv magazine India. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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