Themes/Renewable Energy — India
RENEWABLES · 12 LISTED NAMES · AS OF 2026-04

Renewable Energy — India

500 GW by 2030 target + green-H2 + solar equipment + grid storage.

The thesis

India's renewable energy build-out targets 500 GW non-fossil by 2030 (from ~200 GW today). Three listed themes: (1) developers — Adani Green, Tata Power, NTPC Green, JSW Energy — on capacity additions + long PPA visibility, (2) equipment — Waaree, Premier Energies, Websol — on solar cell + module manufacturing PLI, (3) grid + transmission — Siemens, PGCIL, IEX — on grid-scale integration of variable renewables.

Listed constituents

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SymbolCompanyRole
ADANIGREENAdani Green EnergyLargest listed RE developer
TATAPOWERTata PowerIntegrated RE + transmission + charging
NTPCGREENNTPC Green EnergyPSU RE pure-play
JSWENERGYJSW EnergyRE + thermal, growing RE share
WAAREEWaaree EnergiesSolar module manufacturer, PLI winner
PREMIERENEPremier EnergiesSolar cell + module
SUZLONSuzlon EnergyWind OEM + O&M revival story
INOXWINDInox WindWind turbine manufacturer
PGCILPower Grid CorpTransmission monopoly
SIEMENSSiemensTransmission + grid equipment
IEXIndian Energy ExchangePower exchange, RE volumes rising
BHELBHELThermal + nuclear + hybrid capex

Tailwinds

  • 500 GW by 2030 target — >50 GW/year additions needed
  • Solar PLI Phase-II (₹19,500 cr) + ALMM domestic-content rules
  • Green-hydrogen mission (₹19,744 cr) — refineries + fertilisers as anchor offtakers
  • Transmission capex doubling 2024-29 (CERC approved projects)

Risks

  • Tariff compression — recent solar auctions at ₹2.5-2.7/unit vs ₹3.5-4 historically
  • Chinese module dumping + polysilicon price swings
  • Land acquisition + evacuation delays are India-specific build risks
  • Most RE developers carry >60% debt; rate-sensitive

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