The Tata Power Company Limited, established in Mumbai in 1915, functions as a comprehensive electricity utility operating both within India and internationally. Its primary business involves the production, conveyance, delivery, and commercial exchange of electrical energy. The company's diverse operations are structured around several key divisions: Generation, Renewables, Transmission and Distribution, and a supplementary 'Others' segment. Within its Generation segment, Tata Power creates electricity from both conventional resources, including hydroelectric power and thermal plants fueled by coal, gas, and oil, as well as through its Renewables segment, which harnesses clean energy from wind and solar installations. The Transmission and Distribution division oversees the network that transports and supplies power directly to end-users, alongside providing related support services. The 'Others' segment encompasses various activities such as project and infrastructure management, property development, and the leasing of oil storage tanks. Beyond these core areas, Tata Power is actively involved in manufacturing solar photovoltaic cells, modules, and pumps. It also operates electric vehicle charging facilities and coal mines, generates power from waste heat, trades electricity, and provides engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) and logistics services. Additionally, the company offers solar-powered water purification systems utilizing reverse osmosis or ultrafiltration technologies, along with smart energy solutions like microgrids, rooftop solar setups, and home automation systems. As of June 8, 2022, Tata Power had an impressive installed generation capacity of 13,735 MW.
