NTPC Renewable Energy Begins Commercial Supply Of 165 MW From Khavda-II Solar Project

NTPC Renewable Energy Limited has announced the start of commercial supply from its Khavda-II solar project, adding 165 MW of clean power to the grid. Located in Gujarat’s Kutch district, the Khavda solar park is one of the largest renewable energy clusters in India, designed to harness the region’s high solar potential.  

The commissioning of this capacity is part of NTPC’s broader strategy to expand its renewable footprint. With this addition, NTPC Renewable Energy’s operational capacity continues to grow, aligning with India’s ambitious climate goals. The project is expected to reduce carbon emissions significantly while providing sustainable energy to industries and households.  

Officials highlighted that the Khavda-II project is a step toward NTPC’s vision of becoming a 60 GW renewable energy company by 2032. The company is also focusing on hybrid projects, green hydrogen, and battery storage solutions to diversify its clean energy portfolio.  

Key Highlights 

• NTPC Renewable Energy begins supply of 165 MW solar power  
• Khavda-II project located in Gujarat’s Kutch district  
• Part of India’s 500 GW non-fossil fuel target by 2030  
• Supports NTPC’s goal of 60 GW renewable capacity by 2032  
• Focus on hybrid projects and green hydrogen expansion  

Sources: NTPC Renewable Energy, Business Standard, Economic Times