The Indian stock market showed a mixed trend in the green energy and power sector on April 24, 2026, even as benchmark indices S&P BSE Sensex and NIFTY 50 ended lower by 1.27% and 1.06%, respectively. The overall market remained under pressure, but selective buying in renewable energy stocks offered some support.

Among the gainers, Websol Energy System Ltd stood out as the top performer with a strong rise of 4.20% on the BSE. Adani Green Energy Ltd also recorded gains of around 1.3%, closing at Rs 1,230.00. Similarly, Tata Power Company Limited moved up by over 1% to end at Rs 434.50. These gains indicate that investors are still showing interest in well-established renewable and power companies despite market volatility.

On the other hand, several stocks faced selling pressure. Insolation Energy Ltd was the biggest loser, falling more than 6.3% to Rs 145.00. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Ltd and Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd also declined by over 3%. Even NTPC Green Energy Ltd saw a drop of 2.82%, closing at Rs 110.55.

Large companies were not spared either. Reliance Industries Limited and Larsen & Toubro Limited both declined by about 1%, with L&T ending near Rs 4,010. In the public sector, GAIL (India) Limited posted a small gain of 0.21%, while Indian Oil Corporation Limited slipped by 1.17%.

The session reflected a phase of consolidation in the renewable energy sector. While manufacturing-focused firms showed strength, companies linked to energy storage and infrastructure, such as Exide Industries Limited and JSW Energy Limited, struggled.

By the close of trading at around 3:30 PM, the market showed a cautious mood. Investors appeared to focus on select opportunities rather than the entire sector, indicating a wait-and-watch approach in the current uncertain environment.