JSW Energy expands power output by 1,784 MW
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JSW Energy has added 1,784 MW of generation capacity since April 2026. The company now holds 15,237 MW of total installed capacity.
JSW Energy has increased its total generation capacity by 1,784 MW since April 2026. This expansion brings the company’s total installed capacity to 15,237 MW. The new additions include 1,484 MW of renewable energy projects and 300 MW of thermal capacity from the acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal & Power.
The renewable energy additions for the current fiscal year consist of 624 MW of solar, 601 MW of hybrid, 150 MW of hydro, and 108 MW of wind projects. Renewable sources now account for approximately 61% of the company’s operational portfolio, totaling 9,279 MW. The remaining 5,958 MW of the portfolio consists of thermal power assets.
Beyond current operations, the company reports 15.3 GW of capacity under construction and a development pipeline of 2.4 GW. It is also engaged in advanced discussions for 2.0 GW of group captive opportunities. The firm aims to reach 30 GW in total power output alongside 40 GWh of storage capacity within the next four years. It further noted its long-term goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
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