Tata Power shares opened on a positive note on Monday, April 21, 2025, climbing 0.58% to Rs393 on the BSE. The stock has delivered impressive returns recently, gaining over 7% in the last week and more than 10% in the past two weeks. Adding to the momentum is the announcement of a new wind-solar hybrid project in collaboration with Tata Motors — a significant development in the company’s clean energy strategy. As of now, the stock is trading at Rs393.10.
Q4 & FY25 Results Around the Corner — Dividend Buzz Builds
Investors are eagerly awaiting Tata Power’s Q4 and FY25 results, scheduled for release after market hours on May 14, 2025. The market is also speculating about a potential dividend payout, especially since the company declared a ₹2 per share dividend last year following a strong quarterly performance. A similar outcome is expected if Q4FY25 numbers hold strong.
Rooftop Solar Milestone — 1.5 Lakh Installations and Counting
In March 2025, Tata Power crossed a major milestone by completing over 1,50,000 rooftop solar installations across India. This feat highlights the company’s leadership and growing footprint in India’s renewable energy market.
Tata Motors Joins Hands with Tata Power for 131 MW Hybrid Project
One of the most impactful updates is Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL) signing a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Tata Motors. The two companies are partnering to develop a 131 MW wind-solar hybrid project that will power Tata Motors’ six manufacturing plants in Maharashtra and Gujarat with clean electricity.
This project is expected to generate 300 million units of green energy annually, offsetting over 2 lakh tonnes of CO₂ emissions every year. The initiative supports Tata Motors’ goal of achieving 100% renewable energy use well ahead of its 2030 target. Developed under a co-investment model with a long-term PPA, this project ensures cost-efficient and reliable energy using a mix of solar, wind, floating solar, and battery storage.
With this project, Tata Power’s total group captive capacity rises to 1.5 GW, with 478 MW operational and another 1.1 GW under development — all expected to go live in the next two years
The Bigger Picture — ESG Goals and Group-Wide Sustainability Push
Tata Power’s group captive model is helping major Tata companies like Tata Steel, IHCL, and Tata Communications meet their ESG and RE100 goals while keeping energy costs under control. Round-the-clock renewable energy supply is becoming a competitive advantage in industrial sustainability.
Tata Power at a Glance
With a total energy portfolio of 15.6 GW, Tata Power operates across generation, transmission, distribution, trading, storage, and even the manufacturing of solar cells and modules. Out of this, 6.7 GW (or 43%) is clean energy — a share that’s expected to grow rapidly. The company aims to be carbon-neutral by 2045 and currently serves over 12.5 million customers nationwide.
What’s Ahead?
Tata Power is at the center of India’s green energy revolution. With a clear focus on renewables, strong partnerships, and robust earnings potential, the stock continues to attract long-term investors. As Q4FY25 results approach and clean energy initiatives accelerate, Tata Power remains a stock to watch closely.
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