Summary:

After NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd. commissioned an additional 110.25 MW of solar power at the Khavda Solar Energy Project in Gujarat through its subsidiary NGEL, the NTPC Group's installed capacity surpassed 90 GW. With this addition, NTPC's overall capacity increased to 90,025 MW, solidifying its standing as the biggest integrated power utility in India. The development shows NTPC's increasing emphasis on renewables and is a significant turning point in India's clean energy transition. One of the biggest solar parks in the world is anticipated to be the Khavda Renewable Energy Park in Gujarat. With a goal of 60 GW of renewable capacity by 2032, NTPC is growing its solar, wind, pumped hydro, and green hydrogen projects. Investments in green infrastructure, increased demand, and government backing are propelling capacity expansion, bolstering energy security, and advancing net-zero objectives.

Source: IBEF

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