Tata Power Renewables Adds 419 MW In Q2FY27, Operational Portfolio Reaches 7.2 GW
Mumbai: Tata Power Renewable Energy commissioned 419 MW of utility-scale generation capacity during July–September 2026, more than double the 182 MW added in the corresponding quarter a year earlier. The Tata Power subsidiary also executed 131.2 MWh of battery storage projects in Q2FY27, strengthening its renewable energy portfolio and storage capabilities. Utility-scale projects are large…
During the second quarter of fiscal year 2027, Tata Power Renewable Energy added 419 megawatts of utility-scale generation capacity, more than doubling the 182 megawatts installed during the same period the previous year. The subsidiary also executed 131.2 megawatt-hours of battery storage projects, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio and storage capabilities. This represents a 130% year-over-year growth in utility-scale execution.
Key projects commissioned during Q2FY27 expanded the company's renewable footprint. These included the 100.8 megawatt Jewali Wind Project and the Kalasar FDRE Project, which featured 227.5 megawatts of solar capacity and a 101.2 megawatt-hour battery energy storage system. Additional projects comprised the 100 megawatt Kayathar Group Captive Project and the 72.5 megawatt Tata Steel Captive Project. These installations span wind, solar, and storage infrastructure, bolstering the company's operational assets.
As a result of these additions, Tata Power Renewables reported its operational portfolio reached 7.2 gigawatts. The company's portfolio now comprises 5.8 gigawatts of solar capacity, 1.3 gigawatts of wind capacity, and 281.2 megawatt-hours of battery storage. The company's expanding footprint aligns with India's clean energy transition, energy security, and sustainability goals. Battery storage, although part of the portfolio, is reported separately due to its distinct energy capacity unit.
The company anticipates executing over 2 gigawatts of projects in the second half of FY27, including 1,075 megawatts of solar and 969 megawatts of wind. Tata Power also plans to install 274 megawatt-hours of battery storage and up to 300 megawatts of third-party projects. By the end of the year, the company projects a portfolio nearing 9.3 gigawatts, comprising 6,899 megawatts of solar, 2,298 megawatts of wind, and 555.2 megawatt-hours of storage.
In FY28, the company expects to complete approximately 2.6 gigawatts of remaining projects, targeting a capacity of about 12 gigawatts.
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