The Indian green energy and power sector witnessed a positive trading session on June 22, 2026, as most renewable energy, utility, and energy-related stocks closed higher in line with the broader market rally. Investor sentiment remained optimistic, supported by gains in the benchmark indices. The S&P BSE SENSEX advanced 0.38% to close at 77,094.07, while the NIFTY 50 rose 0.34% to settle at 24,093.80.
Among renewable energy companies, Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy emerged as the top performer of the day. The stock gained nearly 4% on the BSE and closed at Rs 244.95, reflecting strong buying interest. Adani Green Energy also recorded a robust performance, rising more than 3.3% to close at Rs 1,552.00 on both the BSE and NSE.
Several other solar and wind energy companies also ended the session in positive territory. Insolation Energy gained 2.70% to close at Rs 119.75, while Inox Wind rose by more than 2% to around Rs 93. Websol Energy System and Borosil Renewables posted gains of 1.77% and 1.22%, respectively. NTPC Green Energy also registered a gain of over 1%, trading close to Rs 97 at the close of the market.
The power and utility segment continued to support the overall momentum. JSW Energy recorded strong gains, rising over 1.6% on the BSE and more than 2.1% on the NSE to close at Rs 582.25. Tata Power added around 0.80% to finish at Rs 405.30. In the power trading segment, Indian Energy Exchange gained more than 2.3%, ending the day at Rs 125.80.
In the clean mobility and energy storage space, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility rose 1.50% to close at Rs 857.00. Exide Industries posted a marginal gain of 0.24% and ended at Rs 381.40. Olectra Greentech delivered a mixed performance, gaining slightly on the BSE while recording a marginal decline on the NSE. Meanwhile, major conventional energy companies with growing renewable energy investments also ended higher. GAIL rose around 2%, Indian Oil Corporation gained nearly 0.6%, and Reliance Industries advanced more than 1%. On the downside, losses were limited, with L&T declining 0.28% and EKI Energy Services slipping 0.6%. Overall, the market performance reflected continued investor confidence in India’s renewable energy and power sector growth story.
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