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SJVN Ltd has achieved commercial operation of its 1,000 MW Bikaner Solar Power Project in Rajasthan, developed at a cost of ₹54.92 billion. The project, one of India’s largest solar installations, strengthens the country’s renewable energy capacity and supports its target of achieving 500 GW of non‑fossil fuel power by 2030.
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Project Details
The Bikaner Solar Project, executed under the CPSU Scheme Phase‑II, is designed to supply power to government entities at competitive tariffs. Spread across extensive desert land, the project leverages Rajasthan’s high solar irradiance to maximize efficiency. SJVN confirmed that the plant has now commenced commercial operations, marking a significant addition to India’s green energy portfolio.
Major takeaways
• SJVN commissions 1,000 MW Bikaner Solar Project at a cost of ₹54.92 billion
• Project executed under CPSU Scheme Phase‑II to supply power to government entities
• Located in Rajasthan’s desert region, optimized for high solar irradiance
• Strengthens India’s renewable energy capacity and supports 2030 climate goals
• Marks one of the largest solar installations by a public sector enterprise
Impact
The commissioning of the Bikaner project underscores India’s accelerating renewable energy transition. By adding large‑scale solar capacity, SJVN contributes to reducing carbon emissions, enhancing energy security, and positioning India as a global leader in sustainable power generation.
Sources: Reuters, Business Standard, Economic Times Energy, Moneycontrol
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