Green Energy Stocks Outperform As Indian Benchmark Indices End Lower On June 30

Indian stock markets ended on a mixed note on June 30, 2026, with the benchmark indices closing lower despite positive movement in several renewable energy and electric mobility stocks. Investors remained cautious during the trading session, leading to declines in the broader market, while selected companies in the clean energy sector attracted buying interest.

The S&P BSE SENSEX closed at 76,478.67, down 0.33% from the previous session. The NIFTY 50 also ended in negative territory, slipping 0.27% to settle at 23,880.55.

Among renewable energy and electric mobility companies, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility was one of the top performers. The company’s shares gained more than 2.3% to close at ₹841.55 on the BSE and ₹841.85 on the NSE. Websol Energy also recorded a strong performance, rising 2.36% on the BSE to finish at ₹101.95. Kabra Extrusion emerged as one of the biggest gainers in the sector, with its stock climbing 3.3%. Inox Wind also witnessed healthy buying, advancing 2.14% to close at ₹90.07 on the NSE.

Other companies in the green energy space also ended the day in positive territory. Olectra Greentech gained 1.66% to close at ₹1,498.60 on the NSE, while Praj Industries rose by more than 1%. NTPC Green Energy Ltd. also posted a modest gain of around 1%, ending the session near ₹95.50. Public sector companies GAIL and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) recorded small gains, along with Insolation Energy and the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX). Tata Power remained largely unchanged, closing with a marginal gain of 0.05% on the BSE at ₹386.65, although its shares ended slightly lower on the NSE.

On the losing side, Adani Green Energy declined 0.77% on the NSE to close at ₹1,491.00. JSW Energy also came under selling pressure, falling 0.95% on the BSE to ₹581.00. Reliance Industries slipped around 0.5% to end at ₹1,294.20 on the BSE. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) also declined by nearly 0.5%, closing at ₹4,141.00. Borosil Renewables and Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd. recorded small losses of 0.41% and 0.45%, respectively.

Overall, while the broader market remained weak, several renewable energy, battery, and electric mobility stocks outperformed the benchmark indices, reflecting continued investor interest in India’s clean energy sector.