SCCL unveils Vision Document 2030–2047, targets 5.85 GW renewable power

Hyderabad: Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has unveiled its Vision Document 2030–2047, charting a roadmap for major expansion in coal production, renewable energy, and critical minerals. SCCL Chairman and Managing Director N. Balram launched the document on Friday at Singareni Bhavan in Hyderabad.

The initiative supports the Telangana government’s broader Vision 2047. Directors and general managers from various SCCL departments participated in the event.

SCCL Vision Document sets 5.85 GW renewable energy goal

Balram announced that SCCL aims to produce 100 million tonnes of coal annually by 2030. To meet this goal, the company will develop new coal blocks both within Telangana and in other states.

Currently, SCCL operates a 1,200 MW thermal plant. It plans to increase this capacity to 4,400 MW by building additional units. Moreover, the company will raise solar output from 245.5 MW to 2,000 MW. A 1,500 MW solar plant will be set up in Rajasthan. Additionally, floating solar projects totalling 800 MW will be installed in Telangana. SCCL will also develop 100 MW of wind power on mine overburden dumps.

In a pioneering initiative, the company will establish a 250 MW pumped-storage facility at the closed Medipalli mine. It also plans to build a 200 MW geothermal unit at Pagideru, where a pilot project has succeeded.

Further projects include 500 MW of pumped-storage capacity, 1,500 MW under hybrid and RTC categories, and 700 MW of battery storage at solar plants.

Global Singareni Limited to lead critical minerals foray

To diversify its portfolio, SCCL will launch a new subsidiary—Global Singareni Limited (GSL). This entity will focus on critical minerals both within India and internationally. SCCL has already signed agreements with reputed research institutions to begin exploration.

By 2029–30, SCCL aims to generate 5.85 GW of renewable energy. These efforts are designed to complement its core operations and position the company for a sustainable future.