JSW Energy has announced the successful addition of 159 MW of wind power capacity in the March quarter, bringing its total operational power generation capacity to over 8,400 MW. This new wind power capacity will help meet the growing energy demand during the peak season, supporting the company’s contribution to a more sustainable energy supply.
According to JSW Energy, the 159 MW of wind power is part of the company’s greenfield projects and has brought its total wind energy capacity to 2,826 MW. This addition pushes the company’s total power generation capacity to 8,400 MW. The company is also focused on expanding its renewable energy portfolio, with ongoing construction of an additional 8.0 GW of power generation capacity.
Looking ahead, JSW Energy plans to reach a total installed capacity of 20 GW by the end of FY2030. Part of the JSW Group, JSW Energy is one of India’s top private power companies involved in power generation, transmission, and distribution.
The company operates a diversified energy portfolio, which includes thermal, hydroelectric, and renewable power plants. Its thermal power plants use advanced technologies to maximize efficiency, while its renewable energy projects focus on wind and solar power to help India transition to a greener energy future.
JSW Energy remains committed to sustainable development, focusing on environmentally responsible practices and reducing its carbon footprint. Through strategic expansion and innovation, the company aims to improve operational efficiency and capacity, ensuring a cleaner, more reliable energy supply. Its vision aligns with India’s energy goals, reinforcing its role in strengthening the country’s energy security and sustainability.
