India’s solar revolution finds its next frontier in Rajasthan’s 2.45 GW mega park
Rajasthan is spearheading India’s solar revolution with the launch of the country’s first mega solar park, the 2.45 GW Pugal Solar Park in Bikaner, integrated with a 5 GWh BESS. Developed by RSDCL under RRECL, the project marks a pivotal step in strengthening large-scale renewable infrastructure, supported by robust transmission development from RVPN and a full offtake guarantee from the State government.
India's current renewable energy scenario
India hit the total renewable energy (RE) capacity, in terms of installed power capacity, by almost 45 per cent by July 2025. This marks a high growth trajectory for solar energy, leading by 50 per cent, followed by hydro at 23 per cent and wind at 22 per cent.
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