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Tata Power Renewable Energy commissions 72.5 MW solar plant in Rajasthan
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 08:33 AM
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Tata Power Renewable Energy has officially commissioned a 72.5‑megawatt solar power project in Rajasthan, boosting the state's renewable capacity.
Tata Power Renewable Energy announced the commissioning of a new solar power installation in Rajasthan with a capacity of 72.5 megawatts. The project, located in the desert‑prone region of the state, is expected to feed clean electricity into the grid, supporting India's target of expanding renewable energy generation.
The commissioning marks another milestone for Tata Power Renewable Energy, which has been scaling up its solar portfolio across the country. The 72.5 MW plant adds to the cumulative solar capacity in Rajasthan, a state that has emerged as a hub for large‑scale solar farms due to its high insolation levels.
Industry analysts note that the addition of this plant will help meet regional power demand while reducing reliance on fossil‑fuel based generation. The project also aligns with the central government's push for green energy and the state's own renewable energy policies.
No further details on the project's cost or expected annual generation were disclosed at the time of the announcement.
The commissioning marks another milestone for Tata Power Renewable Energy, which has been scaling up its solar portfolio across the country. The 72.5 MW plant adds to the cumulative solar capacity in Rajasthan, a state that has emerged as a hub for large‑scale solar farms due to its high insolation levels.
Industry analysts note that the addition of this plant will help meet regional power demand while reducing reliance on fossil‑fuel based generation. The project also aligns with the central government's push for green energy and the state's own renewable energy policies.
No further details on the project's cost or expected annual generation were disclosed at the time of the announcement.