ReNew Hits Record FY26 Capacity, Expands Portfolio to 12.6 GW

ReNew Energy Global has marked a major milestone in India’s clean energy transition by adding a record 2.4 GW renewable capacity in FY26. This is the company’s highest-ever annual addition, reflecting both strong execution and growing demand for renewable energy in India.

With this expansion, ReNew’s total installed renewable capacity has reached around 12.6 GW portfolio, even after selling about 600 MW of assets during the year. The achievement strengthens its position as one of India’s leading green energy companies and highlights its consistent growth strategy.

Most of the newly added capacity comes from solar power projects, which contributed about 1.75 GW. Wind energy capacity accounted for around 0.62 GW, while the company also added a 25 MW/100 MWh battery energy storage systems (BESS). This mix shows ReNew’s focus on not just generating clean energy, but also improving reliability through storage solutions.

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The company is not slowing down anytime soon. Around 450 MW of projects are already built and expected to go live soon. In total, ReNew’s broader pipeline stands at roughly 20 GW, indicating strong momentum in India renewable sector growth.

Speaking about the performance, Chairman and CEO Sumant Sinha described FY26 as a defining year. He noted that rising power demand, increasing affordability of renewables, and supportive policies are accelerating sustainable energy development across the country.

ReNew is also strengthening its manufacturing base. It currently operates 6.5 GW of module capacity and 2.5 GW of cell capacity, with plans to expand further. This move supports solar manufacturing in India and improves supply chain resilience.

Overall, the company’s performance reflects the rapid pace of energy transition India is witnessing. ReNew’s record capacity addition underlines the scale of opportunity in clean power generation and the country’s push toward a greener future.