ACME Solar has outlined its ambition to reach 10 GW of operational renewable energy capacity by 2030, with the company focusing on expanding its renewable energy and energy storage capabilities as the sector moves toward more reliable and dispatchable clean power solutions.
The company shared the update while highlighting key aspects of its Annual Report 2025-26, noting that the renewable energy landscape is increasingly shifting from a focus solely on generation capacity toward solutions capable of delivering reliable, flexible and dispatchable renewable electricity.
According to ACME Solar, the company strengthened its position across renewable energy and energy storage during FY2025-26. The expansion forms part of its broader strategy to build a diversified and scalable renewable energy platform capable of supporting the evolving requirements of India’s power sector.
The company said its 2030 ambition is centred on developing a portfolio that combines renewable generation with capabilities that can support flexibility and reliability. Energy storage is becoming an increasingly important component of this approach as the integration of variable renewable sources such as solar and wind increases.
In his message included in the ACME Solar Annual Report 2025-26, Manoj Upadhyay, Chairman, ACME Group, outlined the company’s approach to the next phase of its growth and its role in India’s transition toward green power.
ACME Solar said its focus remains on creating a diversified, scalable and future-ready renewable energy platform. The company’s stated 10 GW target represents its longer-term operational capacity ambition and builds on the expansion of its renewable energy and energy storage capabilities during FY2025-26.
The company’s strategy comes as India’s renewable energy sector increasingly requires solutions that can complement generation with flexibility and dispatchability. Solar and wind generation can vary according to weather and time of day, creating a growing requirement for technologies and infrastructure that can help align renewable power supply with electricity demand.
By expanding across renewable generation and energy storage, ACME Solar is positioning its portfolio around this changing requirement. The company has identified the development of scalable capabilities and a diversified portfolio as key elements of its approach to the country’s ongoing green power transition.
The FY2025-26 annual report message also places the company’s growth plans within the broader development of India’s renewable energy sector, where increasing renewable capacity is being accompanied by a greater focus on grid integration, reliability and flexible power delivery.
ACME Solar’s 2030 target therefore forms part of a broader strategy to expand its operational renewable energy footprint while developing capabilities in energy storage and other solutions required to support the next phase of India’s clean energy transition.
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