Adani Green Energy Operationalizes Multiple Solar Projects in Khavda, Gujarat
Firstly Adani Green Energy Limited, along with its wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries, commenced operations at multiple solar power projects totaling 775 MW capacity in Khavda, Gujarat.
April 01, 2024. By Abha Rustagi
Firstly Adani Green Energy Limited, along with its wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries, commenced operations at multiple solar power projects totaling 775 MW capacity in Khavda. The decision to operationalize these projects was finalized on March 29, 2024, with power generation commencing on the same day.
Further expanding its renewable energy footprint, Adani Green Energy Twenty Five A Limited and Adani Solar Energy RJ Two Private Limited, also wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries of Adani Green Energy Limited, successfully operationalized an additional 212 MW of solar power projects, spread across Khavda and Phalodi, Rajasthan. This decision, sanctioned on March 29, 2024, saw power generation commencing from March 30, 2024.
A day later Adani Green Energy Twenty Five A Limited, added 163 MW of solar power projects in Khavda, expanding the renewable energy capacity in the region. With this recent addition, the aggregate operational capacity of solar power projects by AGE25AL stands at 225 MW.
These developments emphasised Adani Green Energy Limited's dedication to advancing renewable energy infrastructure in India and its commitment to contributing significantly to the nation's clean energy goals.
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