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ACME Solar Boosts Rajasthan Capacity to 133.36 MW with New 66.68 MW Project
✍️ Equitypandit
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 11:33 AM
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ACME Solar has commissioned a new 66.68 MW solar project in Rajasthan, bringing its total installed capacity in the state to 133.36 MW.
ACME Solar has significantly expanded its renewable energy footprint in Rajasthan by adding 66.68 MW of new solar capacity. This strategic addition marks a major milestone for the company in one of India's leading states for solar power generation.
With the commissioning of this new project, ACME Solar's total installed capacity in Rajasthan has reached 133.36 MW. The expansion underscores the company's commitment to scaling up its operations in the region, which offers favorable conditions for solar energy deployment.
The move aligns with broader national goals to increase the share of clean energy in the power mix. By doubling its capacity in the state, ACME Solar is positioning itself to meet growing energy demands while contributing to sustainable development targets.
The new capacity is expected to generate substantial clean electricity, reducing carbon emissions and supporting the local grid. This expansion reflects the increasing investor confidence in the Indian solar sector, particularly in states like Rajasthan that have robust infrastructure for renewable energy projects.
With the commissioning of this new project, ACME Solar's total installed capacity in Rajasthan has reached 133.36 MW. The expansion underscores the company's commitment to scaling up its operations in the region, which offers favorable conditions for solar energy deployment.
The move aligns with broader national goals to increase the share of clean energy in the power mix. By doubling its capacity in the state, ACME Solar is positioning itself to meet growing energy demands while contributing to sustainable development targets.
The new capacity is expected to generate substantial clean electricity, reducing carbon emissions and supporting the local grid. This expansion reflects the increasing investor confidence in the Indian solar sector, particularly in states like Rajasthan that have robust infrastructure for renewable energy projects.