☀️ India Unveils World’s Largest Solar Rooftop Project in Gujarat
Gandhinagar (June 10, 2025):
India has achieved another clean energy milestone with the launch of the world’s largest solar rooftop project in Gujarat, marking a historic move in the country’s pursuit of sustainable power and reduced dependency on fossil fuels.
🔋 Key Highlights of the Solar Rooftop Project:
📍 Location: Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) area
☀️ Capacity: Over 1,200 MW rooftop solar power
🏭 Coverage: 20,000+ industrial units and government buildings
🌍 Carbon Offset: Expected to reduce 2.5 million tonnes of CO₂ annually
👷 Employment: Will create over 5,000 green jobs
🇮🇳 National Significance
Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the project aligns with India’s ambitious goals to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2070.
“India is leading the global clean energy transition. The Gujarat rooftop project is a model for the world,” said PM Modi during the launch.
🏙 Gujarat: Powering the Green Transition
Gujarat continues to be a renewable energy frontrunner in India. With this mega solar rooftop launch, the state reinforces its leadership in both solar infrastructure and environmental responsibility.
The project is being implemented with the help of public-private partnerships, and incentivized under India’s national rooftop solar program.
🌱 Environmental and Economic Benefits
♻️ Reduces reliance on coal-based energy
💡 Cuts electricity costs for MSMEs and institutions
📈 Enhances India’s international climate commitments
⚡ Promotes energy independence and grid efficiency
🤝 Government and Industry Collaboration
The project is part of a broader collaboration between:
Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)
Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd.
Multiple industrial associations and green startups
Incentives include capital subsidies, net metering, and zero upfront investment for participants.
❓ FAQs About India’s Solar Rooftop Project
Q1: What makes this solar rooftop project the largest in the world?
It has the largest collective rooftop solar capacity (1,200+ MW) installed across a wide geographic and industrial area.
Q2: Where exactly is it located?
The project spans several GIDC estates and public buildings across Gujarat, including Ahmedabad, Vadodara, and Surat.
Q3: Who is funding the project?
It is being funded by a mix of government subsidies, private investors, and green energy funds under the MNRE.
Q4: How will it benefit industries?
Industries will reduce their electricity bills, improve ESG compliance, and boost profitability through renewable energy adoption.
Q5: What’s the impact on India's climate goals?
The project significantly advances India’s 2030 renewable energy targets and aligns with global climate agreements.
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