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About Ratul Puri

Ratul Puri, Chairman of Hindustan Power, has been actively involved in India’s evolving energy sector for many years. Over time, he has supported the company’s growth across renewable and transitional energy segments, focusing on sustainable development, innovation, and long-term value creation while strengthening its presence in India’s power and energy landscape

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About Ratul Puri

Ratul Puri’s Role in the Energy Sector

Ratul Puri has been actively involved in India’s power industry through his work at Hindustan Power. Over the years, Ratul Puri has supported the expansion of renewable energy projects and the adoption of modern technologies to improve efficiency and reliability in the energy sector.

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Awards & Recognition

Ratul Puri, a Carnegie Mellon University alumnus, has been recognized with numerous prestigious honors, including Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year (2002), India’s Top 21 Young Leaders by Business Today (2007), Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum (2008), and CEO of the Year by the World Brand Congress (2014) and Asian Power Awards (2015), highlighting his exceptional leadership and entrepreneurial acumen. The Economic Times also honored him in 2014 for his outstanding contributions to India’s infrastructure sector. Beyond business, Puri has been a prominent voice in global climate resilience, leading key discussions at the World Economic Forum.

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Ratul Puri led Hindustan Power bags PGE exploration LoI

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Ratul Puri Charts a Decisive Pivot in India’s Energy Transition

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India's green shift to create jobs but skills gap a concern: Ratul Puri

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Frequently asked questions

Explore commonly asked questions about Ratul Puri

Ratul Puri is the Chairman of Hindustan Power and a prominent figure in India’s energy sector. He has been actively promoting Clean Energy initiatives and expanding the company’s clean energy portfolio nationwide.

Hindustan Power is expanding into critical minerals to support India’s growing demand for materials used in clean energy and advanced technologies, while strengthening domestic supply chains under the leadership of Ratul Puri.

Under Ratul Puri, Hindustan Power aims to achieve 5 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2028, focusing on solar, hybrid systems, and storage.