Mumbai, July 15 -- Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions commissioned 530 megawatt (MW) of renewable energy capacity in the first quarter of fiscal year 27, its highest quarterly commissioning to date. The record addition increased the company's operational renewable energy portfolio from three point six gigawatt (GW) as of March 2026 to four point two gigawatt (GW). The firm said this outcome reflects strengthened execution capabilities and reinforcing leadership in India's commercial and industrial renewable segment.
The operational renewable power sales portfolio, which forms the majority of the assets, reached three point five gigawatt (GW) following the commissioning of 403 MW during the quarter. The commissioned capacity comprised both solar and wind generation, and included projects owned or co-owned by the company and group captive schemes with customer equity participation under long-term power purchase agreements.
The largest capacity additions were delivered in Gujarat with 170 MW, Karnataka with 160 MW and Maharashtra with 110 MW, complemented by smaller additions across Haryana and Chhattisgarh. Overall commissioning was completed across 11 project sites in five states, demonstrating the company's ability to execute multiple projects concurrently and at scale.
On a business split, the operational portfolio comprises three point five gigawatt (GW) under the renewable power sales business and zero point seven gigawatt (GW) under the renewable energy services business. During the quarter the company reported a power sales addition of 403 MW, described as approximately 350 MW of solar and 53 MW of wind, together with services additions of 126 MW of solar executed on an engineering, procurement and construction and operations and maintenance basis.
The company indicated that these assets offer large scale tailored energy solutions to corporate customers across Asia and that the quarter's performance underlines its project delivery capabilities. The commissioning sets a new benchmark for its growth trajectory without revealing further forward?looking commitments.
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