Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Juniper Green Energy commissions 101 MW wind capacity in September
Juniper Green Energy built and started using 101 megawatts of wind power in the first half of September 2026.
The new wind projects are in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
Some of the projects combine wind and solar power.
Others are designed to provide renewable electricity when needed.
The company’s total operating capacity is now 2,689 megawatts.
It also has 503 megawatt-hours of battery storage.
In Gujarat, parts of two GUVNL projects were commissioned.
In Maharashtra, the company finished a 75-megawatt project for MSEDCL ahead of schedule.
Juniper Green Energy commissioned 101 MW of wind capacity during the first fortnight of September 2026.
The commissioning covered Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan under wind-solar hybrid and FDRE projects.
The company’s operational portfolio increased to 2,689 MWp and 503 MWh of battery storage.
The work included 45 MW under GUVNL Hybrid Phase I and 40 MW under Phase II in Gujarat.
Juniper completed its 75 MW MSEDCL-contracted capacity more than two months ahead of its SCOD.
- Who
- Juniper Green Energy, including Whole-time Director and CEO Ankush Malik.
- What
- The company commissioned 101 MW of wind capacity and expanded its operational portfolio.
- When
- The capacity was commissioned during the first fortnight of September 2026; the statement was published on September 15, 2026.
- Where
- Across Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, including sites in Gujarat and Maharashtra.
- Why
- The commissioning advanced wind-solar hybrid and FDRE projects, completed contracted capacity and increased the company’s operating portfolio.
- New wind capacity
- 101 MW commissioned in the first fortnight of September 2026
- Operational portfolio
- 2,689 MWp
- Battery storage
- 503 MWh
- GUVNL Hybrid Phase I
- 45 MW commissioned at the Charadva GETCO Substation; 145 MW of 150 MW now commissioned
- GUVNL Hybrid Phase II
- 40 MW commissioned at the Charadva GETCO Substation; 70 MW of 120 MW now commissioned
- MSEDCL contracted capacity
- 75 MW fully commissioned, including the final 10 MW wind component at Chapalgaon
- Schedule
- The MSEDCL hybrid project was completed more than two months ahead of its SCOD