Tata Power Renewable adds 419 MW of capacity in Q2 FY27, doubling prior growth
Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited reported adding 419 megawatts of utility-scale generation in July-September 2026, more than twice the amount installed a year earlier.
In the second quarter of FY27, Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited expanded its utility-scale capacity by 419 MW, a more than two-fold increase over the comparable period last year. The quarter also saw the execution of 131.2 MWh of battery energy storage systems. Earlier in the fiscal year the firm brought online several major projects, including the 100.8-MW Jewali wind farm, the 227.5-MW Kalasar solar complex with a 101.2-MWh storage unit, the 100-MW Kayathar group captive plant and a 72.5-MW captive project for Tata Steel.
With these additions, its total operational base now stands at 7.2 GW—5.8 GW solar, 1.3 GW wind, and 281.2 MWh of battery storage. The company plans to execute over 2 GW of new projects in the second half of FY27 and aims for a cumulative 12 GW capacity by FY28.
Why it matters
The expansion boosts India's renewable power supply and supports the country's clean-energy transition.
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