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Investing in Bhutan's Clean Energy Future
DGPC is Bhutan's national clean energy company and the backbone of a carbon-negative economy. We provide investors with transparent access to our financial performance, governance frameworks, corporate strategy, and 25 GW growth roadmap.
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Key Investment Metrics
2,471 MW
Installed renewable capacity
25 GW
National target by 2040
100 %
Renewable generation
18
Years as sole utility
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Key Investment Metrics
2,471 MW
Installed renewable capacity
25 GW
National target by 2040
100 %
Renewable generation
18
Years as sole utility
2,471 MW
Installed Renewable Capacity
25 GW
Clean Energy Target 2040
11,302 GWh
Units Generated Annually
6
Global Strategic Partners
Why Invest
The Investment Case for DGPC
DGPC operates at the intersection of energy security, sustainable development, and regional economic integration. As Bhutan's sole generation utility and the architect of its 25 GW expansion, it offers investors a unique combination of sovereign backing, long-term offtake agreements, and a carbon-negative operating environment that no other regional energy company can match.
01 · Carbon-Negative Operating Environment
Bhutan is one of the world's few carbon-negative countries. DGPC's 100% renewable portfolio reinforces this status and opens direct access to carbon markets and international climate finance.
02 · Sovereign-Backed Institutional Stability
DGPC operates as a subsidiary of Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) — providing sovereign-backed assurance and institutional stability for long-term investors.
03 · Long-Term Export Agreements with India
Electricity exports to India represent Bhutan's largest national revenue source. DGPC holds long-term bilateral power purchase agreements underpinning revenue predictability.
04 · Expanding Global Partnership Network
Strategic MoUs with Tata Power, Adani, Andritz Hydro, B.Grimm (Thailand) reflect growing international investor confidence in Bhutan's energy sector.
25 GW
Carbon-Negative Nation
Bhutan absorbs more CO₂ than it emits. DGPC's portfolio keeps it that way and opens access to carbon market revenues.
Primary National Revenue Source
Hydropower exports to India are Bhutan's single largest national income stream — underpinning fiscal stability for decades.
15-Year Mandated Growth Plan
DGPC's Corporate Strategy Plan runs to 2040 — a mandated expansion providing investors with long-horizon certainty.
Global Strategic Partners
Tata Power, Adani, Andritz Hydro, B.Grimmand PTC India — spanning India, Thailand, and Austria.
Financial Performance
Financial Strength from Renewables and Long-Term PPAs
DGPC's financial performance is underpinned by long-term power purchase agreements with India, a fully renewable generation portfolio, and the consolidation of Mangdechhu in 2024 — which more than doubled electricity revenues. The company reports annually to DHI and maintains transparent financial disclosure aligned with its Corporate Governance Code.
Generation Output Trend — 5 Year
10,299.3 GWh 2021
10,312.9 GWh 2022
10,090.7 GWH 2023
10,691.0 GWh 2024
11,302.7 GWh 2025
DGPC Annual Report · Updated annually
3,599 MW
Total installed renewable capacity across all operational plants.
Current · Verified
11,302 GWh
Annual electricity generation output from full operational portfolio
Annual Average
2024 milestone
Mangdechhu consolidation more than doubled DGPC's electricity revenues
Confirmed · FY2024
Annual Report — Latest Edition
Operational performance, financial results, and strategic updates.
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Corporate Strategy
Corporate Strategy Plan 2025-2040
DGPC's Corporate Strategy Plan sets out the most ambitious energy expansion in Bhutan's history. Mandated by the Royal Government and anchored in His Majesty's Vision for the Gelephu Mindfulness City and DHI's 10X Group Roadmap, the plan targets 25 GW of clean energy capacity by 2040 — positioning DGPC as the primary driver of Bhutan's clean energy transition and regional energy integration.
15 GW New Hydropower
Development of large and medium hydropower projects through direct development, PPPs, and IPP participation across Bhutan's major river systems.
5 GW Solar Expansion
Utility-scale and distributed solar to complement hydropower, eliminate winter energy deficits, and diversify Bhutan's generation mix.
Storage & Digital Systems
Pumped storage, battery energy storage, AI-enabled grid monitoring, and modern project management for system flexibility through 2040.