The Indian green energy sector saw a strong trading session on April 27, 2026, performing better than the broader market indices. While benchmark indices like the S&P BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 gained around 0.8%, several renewable energy stocks delivered higher returns, reflecting growing investor interest in the sector.
Among the top performers, NTPC Green Energy Ltd. led the rally with a sharp rise. The stock jumped over 7% on the BSE and more than 8% on the NSE, closing close to ₹120. This strong performance indicates continued confidence in companies focused on large-scale renewable energy projects.
JSW Energy also recorded significant gains, rising by more than 5% to close at ₹574.50. Investors showed strong buying interest in companies that are actively expanding their renewable energy portfolios. Similarly, Tata Power saw its stock climb over 4%, ending the day at ₹454.10.
Reliance Industries, which is investing heavily in green hydrogen and solar energy, gained 3.19% to reach ₹1,370.00. The electric mobility segment also performed well, with Olectra Greentech rising 3.45%, reflecting positive sentiment around clean public transport solutions.
In the battery and storage segment, Exide Industries posted a gain of 3.09%. However, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility showed mixed performance, recording a small gain on the BSE but a slight decline on the NSE. In the wind energy space, Inox Wind gained 3.65%, adding to the sector’s positive trend.
Despite the overall upbeat sentiment, a few stocks did not perform as strongly. EKI Energy Services ended as one of the few losers, slipping by around 0.3%. Adani Green Energy also saw a largely flat session, with marginal movement across exchanges.
Other renewable-focused companies, such as Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy and Borosil Renewables, remained in positive territory, supporting the sector’s overall growth.
As the Sensex hovered near the 77,300 mark, the strong performance of green energy stocks highlighted their growing importance in the Indian stock market. The trend shows that investors are increasingly favoring companies involved in clean energy, solar power, and sustainable infrastructure, signaling confidence in India’s long-term energy transition.
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