GIPCL Commissions Additional 105 MW at Khavda Solar Project, Reaches 315 MW Milestone

Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited (GIPCL) has commissioned an additional 105 MW of solar capacity at its Khavda project in the Great Rann of Kutch, taking the total operational capacity to 315 MW. This marks more than half the completion of its planned 600 MW solar power project, which forms part of the 2,375 MW Renewable Energy Park in Khavda — one of India’s largest renewable clusters.

Project Highlights

Strategic Significance

The phased implementation of the Khavda solar project underscores GIPCL’s growing role in India’s renewable energy transition. With this commissioning, the company has surpassed the halfway mark of its solar capacity goal, reinforcing its position as a key contributor to Gujarat’s and India’s clean energy ambitions.

Regulatory Compliance

GIPCL has notified stock exchanges (BSE and NSE) about the commissioning, in line with SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, demonstrating its commitment to transparency and timely disclosures.

Outlook

As GIPCL continues to advance towards the full 600 MW capacity, the Khavda project is set to become a cornerstone in India’s solar infrastructure. The expansion supports national efforts to enhance renewable generation and reduce carbon emissions, aligning with India’s broader energy transition and net-zero goals.

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