Tata Power Renewable Energy commissions 419 MW in Q2

what happened

Tata Power Renewable Energy said on Monday that it commissioned 419 MW of utility-scale generation capacity during July-September 2026. The addition was more than twice the 182 MW commissioned in the same period a year earlier. The company also said it executed 131.2 MWh of energy-storage projects during the second quarter of FY27.

During the first half of FY27, TPREL completed several major facilities. They included the 100.8-MW Jewali Wind Project, the Kalasar FDRE Project with 227.5 MW of solar capacity and a 101.2-MWh Battery Energy Storage System, the 100-MW Kayathar Group Captive Project and the 72.5-MW Tata Steel Captive Project.

Following these additions, TPREL’s operating utility-scale portfolio reached 7.2 GW. Solar accounts for 5.8 GW, wind for 1.3 GW and battery storage for 281.2 MWh. The company expects to execute more than 2 GW of projects in the second half of FY27, consisting of 1,075 MW of solar, 969 MW of wind and 274 MWh of BESS. Up to 300 MW of third-party projects are also planned during H2 FY27.

By year-end, projects totaling close to 9.3 GW are expected to have been executed, comprising 6,899 MW of solar, 2,298 MW of wind and 555.2 MWh of battery storage. In FY28, the remaining projects of about 2.6 GW are due for completion: 570 MW of solar, 350 MWh of storage and 1,700 MW of wind. This would bring TPREL’s overall operating capacity to 12 GW. Business Line reported the figures, citing the company’s statement. TPREL is a Tata Power Company Limited subsidiary and one of India’s largest renewable-energy companies.

why it matters

The planned additions point to continued expansion across India’s solar, wind and storage segments. For energy markets, the figures highlight both the scale of TPREL’s pipeline and the growing role of battery systems in new capacity.

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