Key Quantitative Figures

  • Total operational capacity: 15,025 MW (achieved milestone of crossing 15 GW)
  • Capacity added since April 2026: 1,572 MW
  • Renewable energy capacity added: 1,272 MW (part of the 1,572 MW total)
  • Breakdown of renewable additions:
  • Solar: 593 MW
  • Wind: 108 MW
  • Hybrid: 420 MW
  • Hydro: 150 MW
  • Inorganic thermal capacity added: 300 MW

Portfolio Composition

  • Renewable energy portfolio: 9,067 MW (60.3% of total operational capacity)
  • Wind: 3,125 MW
  • Solar: 2,426 MW
  • Hybrid: 1,735 MW
  • Hydro: 1,781 MW
  • Thermal portfolio: 5,958 MW (39.7% of total operational capacity)

Growth Timeline and Targets

  • Crossed 10 GW milestone in March 2025
  • Achieved 15 GW in under six quarters (representing ~26% CAGR)
  • FY2027 greenfield capacity addition target: 3 GW
  • Progress against FY2027 target: 42% achieved to date
  • 2030 generation capacity target: 30 GW
  • 2030 energy storage target: 40 GWh
  • Carbon neutrality target: 2050

Total Locked-in Capacity

  • Generation capacity: 32.4 GW
  • Operational: 15.0 GW
  • Under construction: 13.4 GW (across thermal, hydro, and renewables)
  • Pipeline: 4.0 GW
  • Energy storage capacity: 29.6 GWh
  • Pumped hydro storage: 26.4 GWh
  • Battery energy storage: 3.2 GWh

Company Background

JSW Energy Limited is part of the USD 25 billion JSW Group with presence in steel, energy, infrastructure, cement, and sports. The company began commercial operations in 2000 with 2x130 MW thermal power plants at Vijayanagar, Karnataka, and has grown from 260 MW to 15.0 GW capacity.

Forward Looking Statements

The document contains cautionary statements regarding risks and uncertainties including fluctuations in earnings, growth management, intense competition, cost advantages, wage increases, skilled professional retention, contract overruns, client concentration, immigration restrictions, reduced power demand, acquisition integration, contractual liabilities, strategic investments, withdrawal of government incentives, political instability, capital raising restrictions, intellectual property protection, and general economic conditions.