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About the platform

A developer's discipline, applied to energy infrastructure.

Sankla Renewables is the clean-energy and green infrastructure platform of Sankla Buildcoon — extending three decades of project execution in Indian real estate into long-duration, infrastructure-grade assets.

Who we are

A platform, not a project company.

Sankla Renewables is the clean-energy and green infrastructure arm of Sankla Buildcoon, a real estate developer that has been building in Pune and across Maharashtra since 1992. The platform was created to take the group's core competencies — capital discipline, project execution and stakeholder management — into assets with thirty-year lives rather than three-year ones.

Its first undertaking is substantial: a ₹15,000 crore Sustainable Aviation Fuel manufacturing project at Chalisgaon in Jalgaon district, formalised through a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Maharashtra signed at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2026.

The logic of the move is straightforward. Developing a large project in India is a problem of land, approvals, contractors, financing and community — and those problems do not change much when the output changes from apartments to aviation fuel. What changes is the technology, the offtake and the regulatory perimeter, and those are being brought in through licensors, advisers and operating partners rather than improvised.

How the platform is organised

Sankla Renewables operates as the development and holding platform. Each asset is intended to sit in a dedicated project company with its own financing, technology licence and offtake arrangements, so that risk is ring-fenced and partners can invest at the asset level. Entity structures, registrations and shareholding are being formalised alongside project development.

Operating principles

Four commitments we are prepared to be measured against.

  • 01 / CapitalPhase before you scale

    Capital is committed in stages against defined milestones. Each phase must prove its technology, its feedstock supply and its offtake before the next is drawn down.

  • 02 / ExecutionOwn the interfaces

    Large projects fail between contracts, not inside them. Land, utilities, EPC, licensor scope and logistics are managed as one integrated programme.

  • 03 / CommunityContract, don't promise

    Benefits to farming households are structured as procurement contracts and skilling programmes with defined terms, not as goodwill.

  • 04 / DisclosureSay what stage it is at

    This project is pre-final-investment-decision. We describe it that way, including where numbers are indicative and where approvals are outstanding.

The group

Sankla Buildcoon

Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Pune, Sankla Buildcoon develops residential, commercial and resort projects across Maharashtra, with a portfolio spanning Mohammadwadi, Manjari, Hadapsar, Dhanori, Pisoli, Bhugaon and Mahabaleshwar. It is led by Managing Director Subhash Sankla.

Sankla Renewables extends that record into the energy transition. The group remains the promoter and sponsor of the platform.

1992Group founded
PuneHead office
₹15,000 CrFirst clean-energy commitment
2029Phased commissioning

Governance

Built to be financeable by institutions.

A project of this size will be funded by parties who ask hard questions. The governance architecture is being put in place to answer them.

Structure

Ring-fenced project company

Dedicated SPV for the Chalisgaon asset, with separate books, security package and shareholder agreements.

Standards

Lender-grade E&S

Environmental and social management designed toward IFC Performance Standards and Equator Principles expectations for project finance.

Assurance

Independent verification

Third-party technical advisers, lender's engineer and accredited sustainability certification across the feedstock chain of custody.

Next

See how the fuel is actually made.

The technology brief sets out the certified pathways available for residue-based SAF, how they differ, and what the project is evaluating.