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India has added a record 25.2GW of solar PV capacity in 2024, according to a report from research firm Mercom India Research.

India has added a record 24.5GW of solar PV capacity in 2024, according to data from energy consultancy JMK Research.

The Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat need a “concerted effort” to maintain their central roles in the country’s energy transition, according to the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).

By mid FY2026, Goldi Solar aims to increase PV module capacity from 3GW to 14GW, while it will build a 4GW solar cell plant by FY2027.

The power will be produced at the Khavda solar park, a hybrid technology renewable energy generation facility with a maximum output of 30GW located in the Indian state of Gujarat.

Both companies aim to build the 1,150MW solar PV portfolio in the Khavda region, which is located in the western Indian state of Gujarat.

Indian solar module manufacturer Vikram Solar has signed a 393.9MW module supply agreement to supply the Khavda Solar park in the state of Gujarat.

Spanish PV developer Solarpack has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Indian state-owned utility SJVN for a 482MW hybrid solar-wind park.

Indian solar installations increased by over 400% in the first quarter of 2024 to the highest quarterly deployment levels in its history.

Gujarat and Karnataka are well prepared to continue the electricity transition and have integrated renewables into their power sectors.