JSW Energy Commissions 1,081 MW Renewable Capacity, Total Capacity Reaches 14,535 MW
JSW Energy commissioned 1,081 MW of renewable capacity since April 2026, raising total installed capacity to 14,535 MW. This includes solar, wind, hybrid, and hydro projects. The company aims for 30 GW generation capacity and 40 GWh energy storage by 2030.
The substantial increase in installed renewable energy capacity is a material development for JSW Energy, directly impacting its operational scale, market position, and future growth trajectory. It also aligns with broader industry trends towards sustainability and contributes significantly to the company's overall generation capacity.
The announcement details significant capacity addition in renewable energy, which is a positive development for the company's growth and its transition towards cleaner energy sources. The total installed capacity has reached a new high, and the company is on track to meet its future targets.
JSW Energy Limited has announced the successful commissioning of 1,081 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026. This significant addition has brought the company's total installed capacity to 14,535 MW.
The newly commissioned capacity comprises 442 MW of solar, 108 MW of wind, 381 MW of hybrid, and 150 MW of hydro power projects. In addition, the company commissioned its wind blade manufacturing facility in Halol, Gujarat, in June 2026, with an annual capacity of 450 blades, supporting approximately 600 MW of wind power installations annually.
With these additions, renewable energy now constitutes 61% of JSW Energy's total installed capacity. This includes 3,764 MW of wind, 2,500 MW of solar, 832 MW of hybrid, and 1,781 MW of hydro assets. The thermal portfolio contributes 5,658 MW, bringing the total operational capacity to 14,535 MW.
JSW Energy has a total locked-in generation capacity of 32.1 GW, with 14.53 GW operational and 13.0 GW under construction. The company is on track to achieve its FY2027 renewable capacity addition target of 3 GW and aims to reach 30 GW of generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, with a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
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