JSW Energy installed generation capacity touches 10.9 GW in FY25 – CNBC TV18

JSW Energy on Tuesday stated its installed generation capacity has reached the extent of 10.9 gigawatts (GW), surpassing the corporate’s goal of 10 GW for FY25.

Throughout FY25, JSW Energy stated it added 3.6 GW of generation capacity.

The installed generation capacity on the finish of FY25 stands at 10.9 GW, considerably surpassing the ten GW capacity goal set for FY25, the corporate stated in a press release.

JSW Energy’s whole capacity enlargement of three.6 GW throughout the 12 months was primarily pushed by natural wind capacity addition of 1.3 GW and inorganic operational capacity addition of 1.8 GW of KSK Mahanadi Energy Ltd.

Within the fourth quarter of the fiscal, the corporate added 2.8 GW of operational capacity.

JSW Energy Joint Managing Director and CEO Sharad Mahendra stated, “This accomplishment not solely strengthens our place in the renewable power sector but additionally reinforces our dedication in direction of the nation’s power safety and sustainable future by pursuing valve accretive progress alternatives.

“We proceed to give attention to delivering dependable inexpensive and sustainable energy whereas aiming to realize 20 GW installed capacity earlier than 2030.”