Hero Future Energies Opens Aerocity Headquarters
On 26 June 2026, Hero Future Energies (HFE), the renewable‑energy arm of the Hero Group, inaugurated its new corporate headquarters at Worldmark 6, Aerocity, New Delhi. The facility occupies three contiguous units and has been built to accommodate a workforce that has expanded by an average of 40 % over the past two years.
The headquarters is designed as a technology‑enabled, sustainability‑focused workplace. It includes modern workspaces, smart meeting environments, adaptable collaboration zones, a state‑of‑the‑art command centre for real‑time monitoring of renewable assets, a world‑class experience centre for customers and partners, and dedicated spaces for innovation and cross‑functional collaboration. All materials, design choices and operational systems were selected to minimise environmental impact.
HFE currently operates a global renewable portfolio of more than 7.2 GW of solar and wind assets and 2.3 GWh of battery energy storage capacity across India, Ukraine, Vietnam and the United Kingdom, encompassing both operating and under‑development projects. The company has been strengthening its position through investments in hybrid renewable projects, battery energy storage systems and green‑hydrogen initiatives, with a growing focus on hybrid solutions, firm and dispatchable renewable energy (FDRE) and storage‑led offerings that enhance grid reliability.
Founder and Chairman Rahul Munjal said the new headquarters reflects the scale of HFE’s ambitions and embodies its commitment to innovation, sustainability and creating an environment where talent can collaborate to deliver a secure and sustainable energy future. Global Chief Executive Officer Srivatsan Iyer added that the campus will support a dynamic and inclusive culture, accelerate decision‑making and drive innovation as the company scales across geographies, technologies and customer segments.
HFE, established in 2012 under the ‘Profit for Purpose’ philosophy, partners with commercial and industrial customers in hard‑to‑abate sectors such as chemicals, refining, manufacturing, steel, cement and transportation to support their net‑zero transitions. The company is backed by leading global investors including the International Finance Corporation and KKR.