Godrej Enterprises Group has announced strong progress in its Energy Solutions business, closing FY26 with a project pipeline valued at ₹2,600 crore. The portfolio includes transmission infrastructure, railway electrification, and renewable energy projects, reflecting the company’s expanding presence in India’s evolving power sector. Backed by sustained investments in infrastructure and clean energy, the business is aiming for approximately 15% growth by FY27.
The momentum comes amid rising demand for reliable power transmission systems, grid modernization, and electrification initiatives across the country. These trends are aligned with the Government of India’s continued emphasis on strengthening the national power ecosystem and meeting growing energy requirements driven by industrialization and urban expansion.
Raghavendra Mirji, Business Head – Energy Solutions, Godrej Enterprises Group, stated that the company’s order pipeline highlights increasing opportunities across the energy landscape. He noted that the organization is actively strengthening its presence in high-growth regions such as Gujarat and Rajasthan, where renewable energy capacity is expanding rapidly. At the same time, states including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu are witnessing strong demand for transmission upgrades and grid enhancements due to rising industrial and urban consumption. He added that the company remains focused on delivering integrated infrastructure solutions designed to support future energy needs.
During the year, the business successfully delivered several key projects across India, reinforcing its execution capabilities. These included the commissioning of 25 units of 765kV AIS and GIS bays in Gujarat, along with 54 units of 400kV and below AIS/GIS bays across multiple locations. In addition, the company completed a 220/132kV AIS substation in Sikkim, further strengthening regional power infrastructure.
In the railway electrification segment, Godrej executed three traction substations, contributing to the modernization and electrification of India’s railway network. The company also expanded its renewable energy portfolio with projects such as a 6.5 MWp rooftop solar installation in Jaipur, reflecting increasing adoption of solar solutions among commercial and industrial users.
This growth trajectory is supported by policy measures outlined in the Union Budget 2026–27, which emphasize infrastructure development and accelerated clean energy adoption. With a diversified and growing project pipeline, Godrej Enterprises Group is well positioned to support India’s energy transition while delivering reliable and efficient solutions to utilities and industrial customers nationwide.
