Indian green energy and electric mobility stocks witnessed mixed trading on September 7, 2026, as broader market sentiment remained cautious. The benchmark indices ended lower, with the S&P BSE SENSEX declining 0.50% to 76,132.81, while the NIFTY 50 fell 0.57% to close at 23,760.30.
Despite the weak market trend, several clean energy stocks recorded strong gains. Kabra Extrusion emerged as the biggest gainer in the sector. Its stock jumped 10.38% on the BSE to Rs 639.95 and rose 8.54% on the NSE to Rs 628.60.
Insolation Energy also performed well, gaining 3.00% on the BSE to Rs 92.99 and 2.96% on the NSE to Rs 92.91. Solar manufacturer Borosil Renewables advanced nearly 3% on the BSE to close at Rs 514.00. Inox Wind also gained more than 1% across both exchanges, settling at around Rs 75.50.
Other stocks that ended with modest gains included Praj Industries, Exide Industries, Websol Energy, and Larsen & Toubro. Their gains ranged between 0.15% and 0.94%.
However, several major renewable energy and battery companies faced selling pressure. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility declined more than 2.3%, closing at Rs 844.00 on the BSE and Rs 842.50 on the NSE. EKI Energy Services was also among the key losers.
Adani Green Energy fell more than 1% to Rs 1,288.95, while Tata Power declined 0.82% to Rs 365.00 on both exchanges. Reliance Industries slipped around 1% to nearly Rs 1,308.00. JSW Energy dropped close to 1.9% to Rs 529.50, while NTPC Green Energy declined more than 1% to Rs 88.13 on the NSE.
Electric mobility stocks also remained under pressure. Olectra Greentech fell over 1.4% to around Rs 1,208.00. In contrast, GAIL gained 1.33% to Rs 175.60.
Juniper Green Energy showed a notable difference between exchanges, falling 2.02% on the BSE to Rs 259.55 but gaining 2.28% on the NSE to Rs 265.10. Overall, the session highlighted selective buying and selling across India’s renewable energy and electric mobility stocks.
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