Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited (SWREL), a leading engineering, procurement, and construction company in the renewable energy sector, has announced that it has entered into a five-year Strategic Partnership Framework Agreement with Adani Green Energy Limited, India’s largest and fastest-expanding renewable energy developer. As part of this new alliance, SWREL has received its first purchase order for a Balance of System package covering three solar power projects at the Khavda Renewable Energy Park in Gujarat, one of the world’s largest renewable energy developments. The total value of this order, which includes the supply of equipment along with on-site services, is approximately ₹1,381 crore, excluding taxes.
SWREL is already executing close to 6 GW of projects in the Khavda cluster, with nearly 5 GW on track for completion within the current financial year. The addition of this new 1 GW package further reinforces the company’s strong presence and leadership in the Gujarat market. Commenting on the milestone, Chandra Kishore Thakur, Global CEO of Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Group, said that the partnership with Adani Green marks both a significant commitment and the company’s largest EPC win in the domestic market this fiscal year. He emphasised that this collaboration between India’s foremost renewable energy developer and one of the country’s largest solar EPC players underlines the confidence clients place in SWREL’s engineering expertise, rapid execution capabilities, and experience in delivering multi-gigawatt projects. Thakur added that with this latest order, SWREL’s order intake for the fiscal has surpassed ₹6,450 crore, and the company continues to see a strong pipeline ahead.
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited is recognised globally as a dedicated provider of renewable EPC solutions, handling utility-scale solar, floating solar, hybrid systems, energy storage, and wind-related projects. The company has a portfolio exceeding 24.4 GWp across completed and ongoing installations, along with an operations and maintenance footprint of 9.1 GWp that includes third-party projects. With a presence in 28 countries, SWREL maintains active operations across India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Australia, and the Americas.
