Gujarat Industries Power Company Ltd (GIPCL) has successfully commissioned the third phase of its solar power project at Khavda, located in the Great Rann of Kutch. This milestone adds 49 MW to the grid, reinforcing Gujarat’s leadership in renewable energy and accelerating India’s clean energy transition.
Gujarat Industries Power Company Ltd (GIPCL) has announced the commissioning of the third phase of its solar power project at Khavda, in the Great Rann of Kutch. The newly operational phase adds 49 MW to the grid, bringing the total commissioned capacity of the Khavda Solar Energy Project to 224 MW across three phases.
The Khavda site is part of a larger 300 MW solar development, aimed at supporting Gujarat’s renewable energy targets and contributing to India’s broader decarbonization goals. The first phase (142.2 MW) was commissioned on June 28, followed by the second phase (32.8 MW) on June 30. The third phase became commercially operational on August 22, 2025, according to official filings.
Key Highlights:
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Third phase commissioned: Adds 49 MW to the Khavda solar grid
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Total operational capacity: Reaches 224 MW across three phases
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Strategic location: Khavda in Bhuj, Gujarat, a key renewable energy hub
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Clean energy impact: Supports India’s solar capacity expansion and carbon reduction goals
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Execution timeline: All three phases completed within two months
This rapid execution underscores GIPCL’s commitment to scaling clean energy infrastructure and positions Gujarat as a frontrunner in solar power deployment.
Sources: SolarBytes, Indian Masterminds, India Infoline