Maharashtra is one of India’s largest renewable energy markets, supported by its substantial commercial and industrial base and growing adoption of solar, open access, captive power, and other clean energy solutions. As of June 2026, the state had 19.3 GW of installed solar capacity, while its cumulative solar open access capacity stood at 5.8 GW. Open access accounted for 43.1% of Maharashtra’s cumulative large-scale solar capacity, highlighting the importance of direct renewable power procurement for businesses seeking to reduce electricity costs and meet their clean energy targets.
