Out of the this below mentioned projects with the total capacity of 106.2 MW are fully commissioned
| SN | Site | Capacity (MW) | State |
| 1 | Tejva | 42.0 | Rajasthan |
| 2 | Mahidad | 25.2 | Gujarat |
| 3 | Chakala | 39.0 | Maharashtra |
| Total | 106.2 |
Further as reported by Mytrah below mentioned projects are almost on the verge of completion and will be completed within 60 days.
| SN | Site | Capacity (MW) | State |
| 1 | Kaladonger | 96.6 (Earlier planned was 75.6 MW) | Rajasthan |
| 2 | Jamanvada | 52.5 | Gujarat |
| 3 | Vajrakarur | 63 | Andhra Pradesh |
| 4 | Sinner | 18.9 | Maharashtra |
| Total | 231.0 |
Some more projects are also into construction phase and most of the clearances received and supply of turbines completed.
| SN | Site | Capacity (MW) | State |
| 1 | Gotne | 33.6 | Maharashtra |
| Total | 33.6 |
Some of the recent developments made by the company in its project portfolio.
- The Company has reduced the size of its project at Sinner in Maharashtra by 10.5 MW to 18.9 MW, from the previously announced 29.4 MW, and is replacing the project at Hanumanthappa, Karnataka (25.2 MW) with an alternative site. In order to partially offset this within the Company's portfolio, Mytrah Energy has increased the size of the project at Kaladonger, Rajasthan, by 21 MW, from 75.6 MW to 96.6 MW.
- The Board believes that the ability to adjust its portfolio demonstrates one of the significant advantages of the Company's business model, as the turnkey nature of its contracts and the diversified nature of its project portfolio enables the Company to adjust the size of individual projects as circumstances change. In addition, and again due to the turnkey nature of its contracts, the Company does not incur an increase in the cost of the projects.
- The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission has recently increased its tariff from Rs. 5.37 per kWh to Rs. 5.67 per kWh for Wind Zone I for the projects commissioned in the year 2012-13. As said by Mytrah all three of the Company's projects under development in Maharashtra will benefit from this increase in tariff providing a significant increase in the overall return on these projects. In addition, the Company anticipates both Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh to increase their tariffs in the near term. In light of an expected tariff increase in Andhra Pradesh, the Company intends to wait to continue the development of its first project with Gamesa at Burgula (79.9 MW), in order to benefit from the expected higher tariff.
- The Company is pleased with the progress at its sites and the Board is confident that Mytrah Energy is set to become the largest wind energy IPP in India over the next few months. In addition, the Company has now secured all the senior debt financing required for its projects under development, and is in the final stages of identifying the sites for its roll-out through 2012 and 2013.
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