
Renewable energy stocks displayed mixed performance on Thursday, August 13, with Waaree Energy leading gains at 0.45% to ₹2,678.90 per share on the National Stock Exchange at 2:17 pm. According to reports from The Economic Times, the company's market capitalisation stands at ₹77,033.03 crore. ACME Solar Holdings also advanced 0.34% to ₹373.85, while Premier Energies surged 1.13% to ₹1,037.70 per share. However, several major players faced declines, with NTPC Green Energy down 0.35%, Adani Green Energy falling 0.92%, and Suzlon Energy declining 0.19%.
As reported by The Economic Times, ACME Solar Holdings announced the completion of ₹2,147 crore refinancing by redeeming existing NCDs issued by 12 operational special purpose vehicles with a cumulative capacity of 450 MW under the Restricted Group (RG) Structure in August 2021. The company has raised ₹8,198 crore in total financing during the current financial year 2026-27. The RG structure comprises 12 operational solar assets, with 56% of capacity tied up with Central Utilities including SECI and NTPC, while the remaining capacity is tied up with various state offtakers. The underlying offshore dollar bonds under the orphan structure have also been fully redeemed.
According to The Economic Times, Juniper Green Energy stock was trading 0.16% lower at ₹252.50 per unit despite announcing significant capacity additions. The company commissioned 167 megawatts (MW) of wind capacity across five projects in multiple phases since July 1, 2026, bringing its total operational capacity to 2,575 MWp from 2,408 MWp. This expansion was achieved by commissioning 37 wind turbines across Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, comprising 27 turbines of 5 MW each and 10 turbines of 3.15 MW each. The company now maintains a well-balanced portfolio consisting of 2,114 MWp of solar, 461 MW of wind and 500 MWh of BESS (battery energy storage systems).
According to latest market data, Nippon Nifty MC 150 ETF (MID150BEES) was trading with a 0.45% gain on Thursday, August 13, reflecting the broader renewable energy sector's mixed performance. The ETF's sector allocation shows Power Generation And Supply at 2.76%, indicating its exposure to renewable energy companies. The ETF's performance aligns with the mixed trading patterns observed across individual renewable energy stocks, suggesting selective investor interest in specific companies within the sector.