Torrent Green Energy (TGE) has commissioned 322 megawatt (MW) of decentralised solar projects, the company announced. The capacity comprises distributed solar installations across multiple sites and has been connected to the grid to supply power to commercial and industrial customers. The commissioning represents an addition to TGE's operational portfolio of renewable assets and reflects a strategic push into decentralised generation. The installations have been integrated with local distribution networks and registered within the company asset management framework. The projects will provide clean electricity directly at or near consumption points, reducing transmission losses and supporting client sustainability commitments. TGE will operate and maintain the solar installations as part of its service suite, which combines project development with asset management. The decentralised model aims to deliver predictable power supply and cost savings for off-takers while complementing larger utility scale plants in the broader energy mix. The contractual arrangements are intended to provide long-term supply certainty for off-takers. Commissioning the new capacity is aligned with the company mission to expand renewable offerings for corporate procurement and to accelerate deployment of distributed generation. The move follows a wider trend among energy firms to diversify portfolios with decentralised renewables that enhance grid resilience and industrial energy security. By adding this capacity TGE strengthens its market presence and creates operational scale to support further project development and customer solutions. Operational data from the projects will inform maintenance cycles and performance optimisation. The growth of decentralised solar has led companies to seek on-site generation to meet sustainability targets and manage energy costs; the addition of 322 MW enhances options for large power consumers. The commissioning adds to the cumulative capacity managed by TGE and contributes to the expansion of distributed renewable infrastructure. The company indicated the projects are now operational and will feed into its reporting on asset performance.