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Seven Greens Solar Systems Private Limited, a renewable energy solutions provider, has expanded its rooftop solar deployment across the Secunderabad Division of South Central Railway (SCR), supporting the railway network’s transition towards cleaner energy. Executed under the CAPEX model through a competitive bidding process, the project has grown from its initial value of ₹12.5 crore to ₹15 crore following performance-backed capacity expansions.

The first phase of the project was inaugurated by the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Secunderabad Division. The initial scope covered 2 MW of rooftop solar capacity across 35 locations, including 400 kW of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) systems. Following the successful implementation, Seven Greens was awarded an additional 400 kW extension. The company has also secured a new 1 MW project across 13 additional railway locations, taking the total solar capacity being developed across the division to more than 3.5 MW across over 48 sites.

A notable installation under the project is the rooftop solar system at Hi-Tech City Railway Station, one of India’s 75 flagship Amrit Bharat Railway Stations. The installation was also featured on the official social media handle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the growing adoption of renewable energy across India’s railway infrastructure.

The project incorporates several specialised engineering solutions suited to railway infrastructure. One of the key features is Seven Greens’ non-penetrative sheet-fixing technology, which enables solar panels to be installed without drilling into metal roof sheets. This approach helps protect the structural integrity of railway sheds and Cover Over Platforms (COPs) while enabling efficient utilisation of available rooftop space.

The deployment also includes multiple Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) installations. Among these is a 100 kWp BIPV system at Kazipet Railway Station, demonstrating the integration of solar generation into existing railway infrastructure.

Several high-capacity installations have been developed across critical railway facilities. These include a 1,000 kWp installation at Cherlapalli Shed, a 200 kWp system at Ramagundam Shed, and 100 kWp installations at Mancherial Car Park Canopy, Khammam and Bidar. Additional systems have been deployed at Bellampalli with 65 kWp capacity, Lingampalli with 55 kWp and Parli with 55 kWp. The wider deployment also covers railway stations and facilities at Lingampet Jagtial, Armoor, Zahirabad, Morthad and Mettapalli, further extending the division’s renewable energy footprint.

The expansion reflects the potential for rooftop solar to support the decarbonisation of large railway infrastructure while reducing dependence on conventional electricity sources. By combining rooftop solar, BIPV and infrastructure-specific installation techniques, the project demonstrates how renewable energy can be integrated into operational railway facilities without compromising existing structures.

With more than 3.5 MW of solar capacity across 48+ locations, Seven Greens’ expanded deployment is expected to contribute to South Central Railway’s broader sustainability and clean-energy objectives while demonstrating the scalability of distributed renewable energy across India’s railway network.

Seven Greens Solar Systems Private Limited, a renewable energy solutions provider, has expanded its rooftop solar deployment across the Secunderabad Division of South Central Railway (SCR), supporting the railway network’s transition towards cleaner energy. Executed under the CAPEX model through a competitive bidding process, the project has grown from its initial value of ₹12.5 crore to ₹15 crore following performance-backed capacity expansions.

The first phase of the project was inaugurated by the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Secunderabad Division. The initial scope covered 2 MW of rooftop solar capacity across 35 locations, including 400 kW of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) systems. Following the successful implementation, Seven Greens was awarded an additional 400 kW extension. The company has also secured a new 1 MW project across 13 additional railway locations, taking the total solar capacity being developed across the division to more than 3.5 MW across over 48 sites.

A notable installation under the project is the rooftop solar system at Hi-Tech City Railway Station, one of India’s 75 flagship Amrit Bharat Railway Stations. The installation was also featured on the official social media handle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the growing adoption of renewable energy across India’s railway infrastructure.

The project incorporates several specialised engineering solutions suited to railway infrastructure. One of the key features is Seven Greens’ non-penetrative sheet-fixing technology, which enables solar panels to be installed without drilling into metal roof sheets. This approach helps protect the structural integrity of railway sheds and Cover Over Platforms (COPs) while enabling efficient utilisation of available rooftop space.

The deployment also includes multiple Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) installations. Among these is a 100 kWp BIPV system at Kazipet Railway Station, demonstrating the integration of solar generation into existing railway infrastructure.

Several high-capacity installations have been developed across critical railway facilities. These include a 1,000 kWp installation at Cherlapalli Shed, a 200 kWp system at Ramagundam Shed, and 100 kWp installations at Mancherial Car Park Canopy, Khammam and Bidar. Additional systems have been deployed at Bellampalli with 65 kWp capacity, Lingampalli with 55 kWp and Parli with 55 kWp. The wider deployment also covers railway stations and facilities at Lingampet Jagtial, Armoor, Zahirabad, Morthad and Mettapalli, further extending the division’s renewable energy footprint.

The expansion reflects the potential for rooftop solar to support the decarbonisation of large railway infrastructure while reducing dependence on conventional electricity sources. By combining rooftop solar, BIPV and infrastructure-specific installation techniques, the project demonstrates how renewable energy can be integrated into operational railway facilities without compromising existing structures.

With more than 3.5 MW of solar capacity across 48+ locations, Seven Greens’ expanded deployment is expected to contribute to South Central Railway’s broader sustainability and clean-energy objectives while demonstrating the scalability of distributed renewable energy across India’s railway network.

Seven Greens Solar Systems Private Limited, a renewable energy solutions provider, has expanded its rooftop solar deployment across the Secunderabad Division of South Central Railway (SCR), supporting the railway network’s transition towards cleaner energy. Executed under the CAPEX model through a competitive bidding process, the project has grown from its initial value of ₹12.5 crore to ₹15 crore following performance-backed capacity expansions.

The first phase of the project was inaugurated by the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Secunderabad Division. The initial scope covered 2 MW of rooftop solar capacity across 35 locations, including 400 kW of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) systems. Following the successful implementation, Seven Greens was awarded an additional 400 kW extension. The company has also secured a new 1 MW project across 13 additional railway locations, taking the total solar capacity being developed across the division to more than 3.5 MW across over 48 sites.

A notable installation under the project is the rooftop solar system at Hi-Tech City Railway Station, one of India’s 75 flagship Amrit Bharat Railway Stations. The installation was also featured on the official social media handle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the growing adoption of renewable energy across India’s railway infrastructure.

The project incorporates several specialised engineering solutions suited to railway infrastructure. One of the key features is Seven Greens’ non-penetrative sheet-fixing technology, which enables solar panels to be installed without drilling into metal roof sheets. This approach helps protect the structural integrity of railway sheds and Cover Over Platforms (COPs) while enabling efficient utilisation of available rooftop space.

The deployment also includes multiple Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) installations. Among these is a 100 kWp BIPV system at Kazipet Railway Station, demonstrating the integration of solar generation into existing railway infrastructure.

Several high-capacity installations have been developed across critical railway facilities. These include a 1,000 kWp installation at Cherlapalli Shed, a 200 kWp system at Ramagundam Shed, and 100 kWp installations at Mancherial Car Park Canopy, Khammam and Bidar. Additional systems have been deployed at Bellampalli with 65 kWp capacity, Lingampalli with 55 kWp and Parli with 55 kWp. The wider deployment also covers railway stations and facilities at Lingampet Jagtial, Armoor, Zahirabad, Morthad and Mettapalli, further extending the division’s renewable energy footprint.

The expansion reflects the potential for rooftop solar to support the decarbonisation of large railway infrastructure while reducing dependence on conventional electricity sources. By combining rooftop solar, BIPV and infrastructure-specific installation techniques, the project demonstrates how renewable energy can be integrated into operational railway facilities without compromising existing structures.

With more than 3.5 MW of solar capacity across 48+ locations, Seven Greens’ expanded deployment is expected to contribute to South Central Railway’s broader sustainability and clean-energy objectives while demonstrating the scalability of distributed renewable energy across India’s railway network.

Seven Greens Solar Systems Private Limited, a renewable energy solutions provider, has expanded its rooftop solar deployment across the Secunderabad Division of South Central Railway (SCR), supporting the railway network’s transition towards cleaner energy. Executed under the CAPEX model through a competitive bidding process, the project has grown from its initial value of ₹12.5 crore to ₹15 crore following performance-backed capacity expansions.

The first phase of the project was inaugurated by the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Secunderabad Division. The initial scope covered 2 MW of rooftop solar capacity across 35 locations, including 400 kW of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) systems. Following the successful implementation, Seven Greens was awarded an additional 400 kW extension. The company has also secured a new 1 MW project across 13 additional railway locations, taking the total solar capacity being developed across the division to more than 3.5 MW across over 48 sites.

A notable installation under the project is the rooftop solar system at Hi-Tech City Railway Station, one of India’s 75 flagship Amrit Bharat Railway Stations. The installation was also featured on the official social media handle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the growing adoption of renewable energy across India’s railway infrastructure.

The project incorporates several specialised engineering solutions suited to railway infrastructure. One of the key features is Seven Greens’ non-penetrative sheet-fixing technology, which enables solar panels to be installed without drilling into metal roof sheets. This approach helps protect the structural integrity of railway sheds and Cover Over Platforms (COPs) while enabling efficient utilisation of available rooftop space.

The deployment also includes multiple Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) installations. Among these is a 100 kWp BIPV system at Kazipet Railway Station, demonstrating the integration of solar generation into existing railway infrastructure.

Several high-capacity installations have been developed across critical railway facilities. These include a 1,000 kWp installation at Cherlapalli Shed, a 200 kWp system at Ramagundam Shed, and 100 kWp installations at Mancherial Car Park Canopy, Khammam and Bidar. Additional systems have been deployed at Bellampalli with 65 kWp capacity, Lingampalli with 55 kWp and Parli with 55 kWp. The wider deployment also covers railway stations and facilities at Lingampet Jagtial, Armoor, Zahirabad, Morthad and Mettapalli, further extending the division’s renewable energy footprint.

The expansion reflects the potential for rooftop solar to support the decarbonisation of large railway infrastructure while reducing dependence on conventional electricity sources. By combining rooftop solar, BIPV and infrastructure-specific installation techniques, the project demonstrates how renewable energy can be integrated into operational railway facilities without compromising existing structures.

With more than 3.5 MW of solar capacity across 48+ locations, Seven Greens’ expanded deployment is expected to contribute to South Central Railway’s broader sustainability and clean-energy objectives while demonstrating the scalability of distributed renewable energy across India’s railway network.

JSW Energy Limited has added 1,166 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026, taking its total installed power generation capacity to 14,920 MW. The company has also expanded its thermal portfolio by 300 MW following the completion of its acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal and Power Limited.

With the latest capacity additions, renewable energy now accounts for 60% of JSW Energy’s total installed generation capacity. Its renewable portfolio includes 3,125 MW of wind, 2,360 MW of solar, 1,696 MW of hybrid and 1,781 MW of hydro capacity. The company’s thermal generation capacity stands at 5,958 MW.

JSW Energy said the 1,166 MW renewable capacity added since April 2026 has already exceeded 94% of the total organic capacity added during FY26, highlighting the pace of its renewable energy expansion.

The company currently has a locked-in generation capacity of 32.4 GW, comprising 14.9 GW of operational capacity, 13.5 GW under construction and a 4 GW development pipeline. In addition, JSW Energy has secured 29.6 GWh of energy storage capacity, including 26.4 GWh of pumped hydro storage and 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Looking ahead, JSW Energy remains on track to add 3 GW of greenfield capacity in FY27. The company is targeting 30 GW of total generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, reinforcing its focus on scaling renewable generation and storage capabilities.

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, JSW Energy has also set a target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The company’s expanding renewable and energy storage portfolio is expected to play a key role in supporting its transition towards a lower-carbon generation mix.

JSW Energy Limited has added 1,166 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026, taking its total installed power generation capacity to 14,920 MW. The company has also expanded its thermal portfolio by 300 MW following the completion of its acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal and Power Limited.

With the latest capacity additions, renewable energy now accounts for 60% of JSW Energy’s total installed generation capacity. Its renewable portfolio includes 3,125 MW of wind, 2,360 MW of solar, 1,696 MW of hybrid and 1,781 MW of hydro capacity. The company’s thermal generation capacity stands at 5,958 MW.

JSW Energy said the 1,166 MW renewable capacity added since April 2026 has already exceeded 94% of the total organic capacity added during FY26, highlighting the pace of its renewable energy expansion.

The company currently has a locked-in generation capacity of 32.4 GW, comprising 14.9 GW of operational capacity, 13.5 GW under construction and a 4 GW development pipeline. In addition, JSW Energy has secured 29.6 GWh of energy storage capacity, including 26.4 GWh of pumped hydro storage and 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Looking ahead, JSW Energy remains on track to add 3 GW of greenfield capacity in FY27. The company is targeting 30 GW of total generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, reinforcing its focus on scaling renewable generation and storage capabilities.

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, JSW Energy has also set a target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The company’s expanding renewable and energy storage portfolio is expected to play a key role in supporting its transition towards a lower-carbon generation mix.

JSW Energy Limited has added 1,166 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026, taking its total installed power generation capacity to 14,920 MW. The company has also expanded its thermal portfolio by 300 MW following the completion of its acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal and Power Limited.

With the latest capacity additions, renewable energy now accounts for 60% of JSW Energy’s total installed generation capacity. Its renewable portfolio includes 3,125 MW of wind, 2,360 MW of solar, 1,696 MW of hybrid and 1,781 MW of hydro capacity. The company’s thermal generation capacity stands at 5,958 MW.

JSW Energy said the 1,166 MW renewable capacity added since April 2026 has already exceeded 94% of the total organic capacity added during FY26, highlighting the pace of its renewable energy expansion.

The company currently has a locked-in generation capacity of 32.4 GW, comprising 14.9 GW of operational capacity, 13.5 GW under construction and a 4 GW development pipeline. In addition, JSW Energy has secured 29.6 GWh of energy storage capacity, including 26.4 GWh of pumped hydro storage and 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Looking ahead, JSW Energy remains on track to add 3 GW of greenfield capacity in FY27. The company is targeting 30 GW of total generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, reinforcing its focus on scaling renewable generation and storage capabilities.

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, JSW Energy has also set a target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The company’s expanding renewable and energy storage portfolio is expected to play a key role in supporting its transition towards a lower-carbon generation mix.

JSW Energy Limited has added 1,166 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026, taking its total installed power generation capacity to 14,920 MW. The company has also expanded its thermal portfolio by 300 MW following the completion of its acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal and Power Limited.

With the latest capacity additions, renewable energy now accounts for 60% of JSW Energy’s total installed generation capacity. Its renewable portfolio includes 3,125 MW of wind, 2,360 MW of solar, 1,696 MW of hybrid and 1,781 MW of hydro capacity. The company’s thermal generation capacity stands at 5,958 MW.

JSW Energy said the 1,166 MW renewable capacity added since April 2026 has already exceeded 94% of the total organic capacity added during FY26, highlighting the pace of its renewable energy expansion.

The company currently has a locked-in generation capacity of 32.4 GW, comprising 14.9 GW of operational capacity, 13.5 GW under construction and a 4 GW development pipeline. In addition, JSW Energy has secured 29.6 GWh of energy storage capacity, including 26.4 GWh of pumped hydro storage and 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Looking ahead, JSW Energy remains on track to add 3 GW of greenfield capacity in FY27. The company is targeting 30 GW of total generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, reinforcing its focus on scaling renewable generation and storage capabilities.

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, JSW Energy has also set a target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The company’s expanding renewable and energy storage portfolio is expected to play a key role in supporting its transition towards a lower-carbon generation mix.

JSW Energy Limited has added 1,166 MW of renewable energy capacity since April 2026, taking its total installed power generation capacity to 14,920 MW. The company has also expanded its thermal portfolio by 300 MW following the completion of its acquisition of Maruti Clean Coal and Power Limited.

With the latest capacity additions, renewable energy now accounts for 60% of JSW Energy’s total installed generation capacity. Its renewable portfolio includes 3,125 MW of wind, 2,360 MW of solar, 1,696 MW of hybrid and 1,781 MW of hydro capacity. The company’s thermal generation capacity stands at 5,958 MW.

JSW Energy said the 1,166 MW renewable capacity added since April 2026 has already exceeded 94% of the total organic capacity added during FY26, highlighting the pace of its renewable energy expansion.

The company currently has a locked-in generation capacity of 32.4 GW, comprising 14.9 GW of operational capacity, 13.5 GW under construction and a 4 GW development pipeline. In addition, JSW Energy has secured 29.6 GWh of energy storage capacity, including 26.4 GWh of pumped hydro storage and 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Looking ahead, JSW Energy remains on track to add 3 GW of greenfield capacity in FY27. The company is targeting 30 GW of total generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030, reinforcing its focus on scaling renewable generation and storage capabilities.

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, JSW Energy has also set a target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The company’s expanding renewable and energy storage portfolio is expected to play a key role in supporting its transition towards a lower-carbon generation mix.