Juniper Green Energy Ltd has fully commissioned its 75 MW Tata Hybrid Project in Maharashtra with the commissioning of the project’s 36.25 MWp DC solar capacity at Bhigwan, Pune. With this commissioning, the entire project comprising 36.25 MWp of solar and 50 MW of wind capacity now stands fully operational, the company said.
The project has been developed through Juniper Green Beam Eight Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of Juniper Green Energy Ltd, under a 75 MW Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Tata Power. The solar project connected at Bhigwan Substation in Pune district, while the wind component is connected at Nilanga Substation in Latur district, Maharashtra. With this commissioning, Tata Power becomes the latest distribution utility to be added to JGEL's growing customer base.
The 50 MW wind component was commissioned in phases during July and August 2026. Commenting on the commissioning, Ankush Malik Whole-time Director and CEO, Juniper Green Energy, said, “The full commissioning of the Tata Hybrid Project marks another important milestone in Juniper Green Energy’s journey of building and operating renewable energy assets at scale and diversifying our off-take counterparty mix across discoms, utilities and other customers.
Completing the project with the commissioning of the Bhigwan solar capacity demonstrates our ability to execute integrated solar and wind projects across multiple locations while maintaining a strong focus on timely delivery. We remain focused on expanding our operational portfolio and building a diversified renewable energy platform that can support India’s growing demand for clean and reliable power.”
With the commissioning of the Bhigwan solar capacity, Juniper Green Energy’s aggregate operational renewable energy capacity now stands at approximately 2,725 MWp and 503 MWh BESS. The addition further strengthens the company’s operating portfolio and its capabilities across solar, wind and hybrid renewable energy projects.
