The Indian solar energy sector experienced mixed performance on February 26, 2026, amid broader market movements and sector-specific pressures. The S&P BSE SENSEX stood at approximately 82,418.78 (up 0.17% from the previous close), while the NIFTY 50 was at 25,482.50 (up 0.23%).
Here are the key solar-related stocks with their prices and changes as of early February 26, 2026 (BSE prices at 09:14 AM IST; NSE prices reflect February 25 close where applicable):
- ACME Solar Holdings Ltd.: BSE ₹232.05 (-0.77%), NSE ₹233.92 (+1.00%)
- Adani Green Energy: BSE ₹962.05 (-0.24%), NSE ₹964.15 (-1.75%)
- Borosil Renewables: BSE ₹473.90 (+0.02%), NSE ₹473.60 (+1.95%)
- Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Ltd.: BSE ₹203.55 (-2.42%), NSE ₹208.03 (-2.45%)
- Insolation Energy: BSE ₹106.20 (+0.81%), Not listed on NSE
- JSW Energy: BSE ₹489.25 (-0.09%), NSE ₹490.05 (-0.04%)
- KPI Green Energy: BSE ₹384.85 (+0.23%), Not listed on NSE
- NHPC: BSE ₹75.51 (-0.20%), NSE ₹75.67 (-0.13%)
- NTPC: BSE ₹384.95 (+0.01%), NSE ₹384.90 (+0.56%)
- NTPC Green Energy Ltd.: BSE ₹90.50 (+0.23%), NSE ₹90.22 (+0.36%)
- Premier Energies Ltd.: BSE ₹735.00 (+0.82%), NSE ₹729.40 (-6.13%)
- Reliance Industries: BSE ₹1,399.95 (+0.13%), NSE ₹1,398.50 (-2.12%)
- Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd.: BSE ₹200.50 (-0.57%), NSE ₹201.80 (-1.33%)
- Tata Power: BSE ₹373.70 (-1.97%), NSE ₹381.25 (+0.39%)
- Torrent Power: BSE ₹1,565.00 (-0.07%), NSE ₹1,565.70 (+1.55%)
- Ujaas Energy: BSE ₹188.55 (-4.39%), NSE ₹2.25 (+7.14%)
- Vikram Solar Ltd.: BSE ₹175.05 (-0.11%), NSE ₹175.18 (-5.51%)
- Waaree Energies Ltd.: BSE ₹2,759.95 (+1.90%), NSE ₹2,708.50 (-10.42%)
- Waaree Renewable Tech: BSE ₹839.95 (+0.07%), Not listed on NSE
- Websol Energy: BSE ₹57.00 (+0.07%), NSE ₹56.91 (-6.86%)
Sector Performance Summary
Top gainers in the sector included Waaree Energies Ltd. (up 1.90% on BSE) and Premier Energies Ltd. (up 0.82% on BSE). Top losers included Ujaas Energy (down 4.39% on BSE) and Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Ltd. (down 2.42% on BSE).
Note: Many solar stocks, particularly manufacturers like Waaree Energies, Premier Energies, and Vikram Solar, faced downward pressure on NSE (reflecting February 25 close) due to the US Department of Commerce’s preliminary announcement of around 126% countervailing duties on solar imports from India. This impacted export-oriented players more significantly, with some stocks showing recovery or mixed movements on BSE early on February 26.