Inox Clean Energy has received a fresh ₹1,500 crore commitment from Motilal Oswal Group, bolstering its growth in solar, wind, hybrid power, and storage as part of India’s fast-paced renewable energy market expansion.
Inox Clean Energy has secured a fresh ₹1,500 crore commitment from Motilal Oswal Group, adding to a run of financing and expansion moves that underline the pace of growth in India’s renewable energy market. The company said the money will back its push into solar, wind, hybrid power and storage, while also improving its ability to deliver projects and draw in more capital.
The latest commitment comes after a larger ₹3,100 crore equity round reported by Business Standard earlier this year, in which global and domestic backers including CalPERS, SUN Group Global and Authum Investments took part. That funding was said to value the company at ₹50,000 crore and support expansion across both its independent power producer business and its solar manufacturing arm.
Inox Clean Energy has also been busy on the acquisition front. Mint reported that the company bought 250 MWp of operating solar assets from SunSource Energy and was in the process of acquiring another 50 MWp, in a deal worth about ₹1,000 crore. The move points to a broader strategy of building out a larger commercial and industrial power portfolio with revenue that is already generating cash.
The group’s ambitions extend well beyond the latest financing round. Mint has also reported that the INOXGFL Group plans to invest ₹1 trillion in renewable energy by 2030 through Inox Clean Energy, while separate coverage from Energetica India has pointed to additional equity support from investors such as the Adar Poonawalla Family Office. Together, the transactions suggest strong appetite for Indian clean-energy assets at a time when developers are racing to secure land, grid access and financing for new capacity.
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