Gopalpur Industrial Park (GIP) in Odisha’s Ganjam district has built a cumulative investment pipeline of more than ₹65,400 crore, strengthening its position as an emerging hub for green energy and advanced manufacturing in eastern India.
Developed by Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Ltd (TSSEZL), the nearly 2,970-acre industrial park has attracted projects spanning green hydrogen, renewable energy equipment, speciality chemicals, tyres, mineral processing and food processing.
A key upcoming project is a proposed 0.4 million tonnes per annum green ammonia plant and a jetty-less floating terminal. The project follows a memorandum of cooperation involving the Odisha government, Japan’s IHI Corporation, ACME Group and TSSEZL.
Separately, TSSEZL and Tata Power Renewable Energy have signed a binding land transfer agreement for a proposed ₹10,000-crore solar ingot and wafer manufacturing project. The facility is expected to strengthen Gopalpur’s renewable-energy equipment manufacturing ecosystem.
Companies including Avaada GreenH2, Ocior Energy, Hygenco, Saatvik Solar Industries, World Green Energy, SRF, ATC Tires and Tata Steel have established or announced projects at the park.
The park offers both Special Economic Zone and Domestic Tariff Area facilities, supported by internal roads, power and water infrastructure, drainage, environmental clearances and multimodal connectivity. Its location is also around 2.5 km from Gopalpur Port, providing a potential logistics advantage for industrial and export-oriented projects.
The growing investment pipeline is expected to generate direct and indirect employment while strengthening Odisha’s position as a destination for low-carbon manufacturing and clean-energy supply chains.