Adani Group has commissioned a new large-scale PV project in the Kutch district of Gujarat. With a capacity of 40MW, it is India’s largest solar installation to date and Adani is already planning to ramp it up to 100MW in the future.
The record-breaking system, awarded to Adani under 2009’s Gujarat Solar Power policy, is powered by over 400,000 solar modules fixed on 21,600 mounting structures. All the electricity from the site will be transferred through a 66kV line linked to a substation 20km away in Netra.
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