Godrej Energy Solutions eyes 15% growth in order book by FY27 led by power infra, clean energy

Godrej Enterprises Group’s Energy Solutions business expects 15% growth in its order book by financial year 2026-27

• Godrej Energy Solutions expects 15% order book growth by FY27
• Strong project pipeline of Rs 2,600 crore by FY26
• Expanding in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, UP, and Tamil Nadu

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Godrej Enterprises Group’s Energy Solutions business expects 15% growth in its order book by financial year 2026-27 supported by rising investments in power infrastructure and clean energy, Raghavendra Mirji, Business Head – Energy Solutions business, Godrej Enterprises Group said on March 17.

The Group’s energy solutions business has built a strong project pipeline of Rs 2,600 crore at the close of FY26, spanning transmission infrastructure, railway electrification and renewable energy projects, Mirji said.

“The growth reflects increasing demand for transmission infrastructure, grid modernization and electrification projects, aligned with the Government of India’s continued focus on strengthening the country’s power ecosystem and supporting India’s expanding energy needs,” Mirji said.

He pointed out that India’s focus on strengthening its power infrastructure and accelerating the transition to cleaner energy sources is creating significant opportunities across the energy ecosystem.

“Our strong order bank reflects the growing demand for reliable transmission infrastructure, railway electrification and renewable energy solutions,” Mirji said.

He noted that the company is also expanding its footprint across key power and renewable energy markets, with a strong focus on states such as Gujarat and Rajasthan that are witnessing rapid renewable capacity additions, as well as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu where growing industrial and urban demand is driving investments in transmission infrastructure and grid modernisation.

Over the past year, the company executed several key projects across India, reinforcing its capabilities in transmission infrastructure, railway electrification and distributed solar solutions.

These included commissioning 25 units of 765kV Air Insulated Substation and GIS Gas Insulated Substation bays in Gujarat, 54 units of 400kV and below AIS/GIS bays across multiple regions, and a 220/132kV AIS substation in Sikkim.

In the railways segment, the company also delivered three railway traction substations, supporting the electrification of railway networks.

The company also expanded its renewable portfolio with projects such as a 6.5 MWp rooftop solar installation in Jaipur, reflecting the growing adoption of solar energy solutions by commercial and industrial customers.

“With a growing pipeline of transmission, substation and renewable energy projects across these regions, Godrej’s Energy Solutions business is well positioned to contribute to the next phase of India’s energy transition while delivering reliable infrastructure for utilities and industrial customers,” Mirji said.