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Blueleaf Energy Acquires Stake in Jakson Green’s 1 GW Solar Portfolio to Boost Renewable Energy Growth

In a major development for India’s renewable energy sector, Blueleaf Energy, a Macquarie Group company, has agreed to acquire a significant stake in Jakson Green’s 1 GW solar energy portfolio. The deal highlights the growing interest of global investors in India’s clean energy market and underscores the importance of strategic partnerships in driving large-scale renewable energy projects.

The portfolio includes multiple solar projects across India, contributing to the country’s ambitious renewable energy targets. The partnership strengthens Jakson Green’s position in the renewable energy sector and accelerates the development of its solar projects.

Climate Care, a key advisor in this transaction, played a crucial role in Jakson Green’s success. The firm provided essential support through Developed detailed financial models to optimize project structuring, ensure competitive bidding, offered technical inputs for bids submitted to nodal agencies such as Rajasthan Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (RUVNL), Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), and NHPC. Further, Firm assisted Jakson Green in navigating the complexities of the bidding process, enabling the company to secure large-scale projects.

Jakson Green Spokesperson: “This partnership with Blueleaf Energy marks a significant milestone in our journey to expand our renewable energy portfolio. We are grateful for the support of Climate Care, whose expertise was instrumental in securing these projects.”

Climate Care Spokesperson: “We are proud to have played a key role in Jakson Green’s success. Our financial and technical support helped structure competitive bids, ensuring optimal outcomes. This partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration in driving the global transition to clean energy.”

The acquisition is expected to enhance Jakson Green’s capabilities in developing and operating large-scale solar projects. It also sets the stage for future collaborations that can further accelerate India’s renewable energy growth.