NTPC Green Energy has commissioned 50 MW from the second phase of its 200 MW Dayapar Wind Energy Project. The development is being executed through its renewable arm and forms part of NTPC’s broader push to strengthen its presence in clean energy.

The latest addition has increased NTPC Green Energy’s total operational capacity, and it is now 9,201.08 MW. The commissioning marks another step in the company’s ongoing expansion across wind and solar segments, particularly in western India, where resource conditions are favourable.

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NTPC, India’s largest power producer, currently has an overall installed capacity of 87,102 MW, covering conventional and renewable sources. In recent months, the group has steadily increased its renewable base by bringing multiple projects online in different states.

Earlier, the company operationalised 158.4 MW of solar capacity in Andhra Pradesh through its subsidiary. It also commissioned part of the Khavda Solar Park in Gujarat, contributing an additional 210 MW. In Rajasthan, another solar installation at Bhadla added 125 MW to the system.

In late 2025, NTPC Group added 404.68 MW of renewable capacity from projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat. By 2032, the company is targeting 60 GW of renewable capacity, constituting 45 per cent of the total renewable power generation capacity. The Dayapar wind project is a significant part of this broader effort, which guarantees that every new addition is gradually increasing the share of renewables in NTPC’s overall portfolio.

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