Climate Change

• Increased share of renewable energy for deep carbonisation
• Continuously focussing on process improvements to reduce GHG emissions

Water Security

• Maintained zero liquid discharge across our all our thermal power plants
• 44,866 m3 water utilised by Ratnagiri plant through the rain water harvesting system
• 41,61,333 KL of waste water recycled and reused cumulatively across all plants

Waste

• Continuing 100% ash utilisation initiatives at all plants through tie-ups with cement factories and similar businesses

Air Emissions

• Process efficiency improvements at all plant locations
• Lime dozing system availability and parameter optimisation at Barmer to reduce air emissions

Biodiversity

• 18,611 saplings of various native species planted around the operational boundaries of plants
• Mango plantation of 7,800 trees completed at Ratnagiri plant
• Phase 2 of Biodiversity Assessment is in process for the Ratnagiri plant

Climate Change

• Having a robust balance sheet and strong cashflow to pursue growth
• Installed generation capacity increased by 681 MW, resulting in total installed capacity of 7,245 MW
• Net Generation increased by 27% YoY to 27.9 BUs while the total RE generation increased by 54% YoY to 9.3 BUs

• Reported EBITDA of ₹ 5,837 crore in FY 2024, up 53% YoY; and PAT of ₹ 1,723 crore, recording a growth of 17% YoY
• Cash PAT increased 26% YoY to ₹ 3,237 crore, implying 21% cash return on adjusted net worth
• A dividend of ₹ 2.0 per share has been recommended by the Board

Strategy 2.0

• Building an integrated portfolio of power generation (RE 5.6 GW) and Energy Storage (3.4 GWh) assets for supplying 24x7 renewable power through a combination of strategic Backward Integration (equipment manufacturing); Inorganic Growth; and Forward Integration (3,800 TPA of Green Hydrogen production for manufacture of green steel); and having acquired value-accretive stressed thermal plants (Ind-Barath)
• To grow total capacity to 20 GW before FY 2030 mainly through renewables, which is in line with India’s renewable energy growth trajectory
• In forward integration of renewable energy, to set up 40 GWh of energy storage by 2030; to set up 3,800 TPA; Green Hydrogen production plant
• Integrating backward by setting up PV modules for solar projects for captive usage

• Integrating backward for manufacturing of 3.X MW WTGs for captive usage
• Sychronised 350 MW capacity Unit 1 of Ind-Barath Thermal Power Plant in Odisha, increasing operational capacity to 7,245 MW, aligning with crucial phase of sustained high demand growth. The unit will play a key role in meeting India’s rising base load demand, contributing significantly to fulfilling India’s energy security requirements
• JSW Neo signed MoUs with JSW Steel to set up renewable generation capacity of 6.2 GW and energy storage projects of 2.7 GWh, to be progressively developed by 2030
• Set to commission three milestone projects – 500 MW/ 1,000 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), green hydrogen production, and equipment manufacturing