India
Statkraft entered the Indian power market through its subsidiary SN Power in 2004, and developed a portfolio of hydropower and solar power assets.
In 2025, Statkraft announced its decision to divest its renewable energy activities in India as part of a strategic shift toward core markets in Europe and South America. In 2026, the divestment process is in the final phase and Statkraft has limited presence in India.
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Statkraft India Private Limited
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