Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy has reported EPC order inflows exceeding INR 10,062 crore in FY26, following the award of an 875 MW (AC) solar project in Bikaner, Rajasthan, from Coal India, and a 50 MW (AC) project in Maharashtra from an independent power producer.
Chandra Kishore Thakur, Global CEO, Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Group
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Group
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy, an Indian multinational renewable EPC provider, has been declared as the lowest (L1) bidder in a Coal India tender for the turn-key EPC package for a 875 MW (AC) grid-connected solar PV project in Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. The total value of contract, including operations and maintenance and taxes is, INR 3,490 crore.
The company has also secured an order for a 50 MW AC project in Maharashtra. It said this contract is awarded by leading private-sector power producer in India.
With these additions, SWREL’s total EPC order inflow in FY26 has exceeded INR 10,062 crore.
“We are excited to close an eventful FY26 on a strong note and achieve more than INR 10,000 crore in EPC order inflows, which is significantly higher than our initial target set for the year,” said Chandra Kishore Thakur, Global CEO, Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Group. “India continues to remain on a strong growth trajectory in renewable development and as one of India’s leading solar EPC companies we continue to look forward to sustaining the growth momentum.”
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy provides EPC services for utility-scale solar, floating solar, hybrid & energy storage and wind solutions and has a total portfolio of over 26.1 GWp (including projects commissioned and under various stages of construction). It also manages an operation and maintenance (O&M) portfolio of 10.1 GWp solar power projects, including for projects constructed by third parties. Present in 28 countries today, Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy has operations in India, South-east Asia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Australia, and the Americas.
 
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