JSW Energy announced on Tuesday that it has successfully added 159 MW of wind power capacity in the March quarter, pushing its total operational generation capacity past 8,400 MW. The new wind power capacity is set to support the increasing energy demand during the upcoming peak season, positioning the company to contribute significantly to a sustainable energy supply.
In its statement, JSW Energy highlighted that the 159 MW of greenfield wind power capacity is now operational, bringing the company’s total to 8,400 MW. Of this, 2,826 MW is generated from wind energy. JSW Energy continues to strengthen its renewable energy portfolio, with an additional 8.0 GW of capacity currently under construction.
Looking ahead, the company is on track to reach a total installed generation capacity of 20 GW well before the end of FY2030. JSW Energy, a part of the JSW Group, is one of India’s leading private sector power companies, engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity.
With a diverse energy portfolio, JSW Energy operates thermal, hydro, and renewable power plants, contributing significantly to the country’s energy requirements. The company’s thermal power plants use advanced technologies to ensure efficient generation, while its renewable energy ventures focus on harnessing wind and solar power to support India’s transition to a greener energy future.
JSW Energy is committed to sustainability, investing in environmentally responsible practices and striving to reduce its carbon footprint. Through strategic expansion and technological innovation, the company continues to enhance its operational efficiency and capacity, aiming to achieve a cleaner and more reliable energy supply. JSW Energy’s vision aligns with India’s broader energy goals, reinforcing its role in the nation’s energy security and sustainability.
