The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on InSolaRE Energy, Waaree Renewable, JSW Renew Energy, and others.
DCM Shriram Fully Commissions 68 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Project to Supply Kota Industrial Complex
Indian industrial company DCM Shriram has completed commissioning of its approximately 68 MW wind-solar hybrid renewable-energy project. The milestone was disclosed October 29 through a stock-exchange filing. The project was developed through JSW Renew Energy Thirty Two, in which DCM Shriram agreed to acquire a 28 percent equity stake for ₹57.12 crore. The renewable installation is expected to provide approximately 34 MW of average electricity supply to the company’s Kota industrial complex in Rajasthan. The electricity will replace approximately 40 MW of coal-based power procurement associated with its chemicals and vinyl operations. Partial electricity supply began in May 2026, with the latest announcement confirming full commissioning.
InSolaRE Energy Commissions 28 MWp Solar Power Project Across 85 Acres in Karnataka
Indian solar engineering company InSolaRE Energy has commissioned a 20 MW AC/28 MWp DC photovoltaic project in Gurumitkal, Karnataka. The development was detailed October 31 following the company’s project completion announcement. Constructed for an unnamed renewable-energy customer, the installation occupies approximately 85 acres and incorporates 45,920 photovoltaic modules. The project includes central inverters, supervisory control and data acquisition systems, weather monitoring equipment and supporting electrical infrastructure. InSolaRE executed engineering, procurement, construction, testing and commissioning activities. The company has not disclosed the project’s investment value, annual electricity generation, power purchase agreement or final customer identity. The completion adds operational solar generation infrastructure to Karnataka’s renewable-energy portfolio.
Waaree Renewable Technologies Wins 200 MW/500 MWh Battery Storage EPC Contract in India Waaree Renewable Technologies has secured a letter of award for engineering, procurement and construction of a 200 MW/500 MWh battery energy storage project. Announced October 30, the contract was awarded by a domestic independent power producer whose identity has not been disclosed. The project is scheduled for completion during FY2027–28. Waaree will undertake engineering, equipment procurement, construction and related project execution activities. The order represents an expansion of its utility-scale battery storage business alongside its existing solar EPC operations. The company has not disclosed the contract value, project location, battery technology supplier or final commissioning date.
