NTPC Green Energy has declared the commercial operation of 95.6 MW of solar capacity at its Kalasar project in Bikaner, Rajasthan. This addition, executed by its subsidiary NTPC Renewable Energy, pushes the company's total installed capacity to 11,424.29 MW. The project is part of a larger 650 MW solar component under the REMCL RTC initiative, marking continued progress in the firm's renewable energy infrastructure rollout.
NTPC Green Energy Commissions 95.6 MW Solar Capacity in Bikaner
11,424.29 MW: New total installed capacity following the latest addition.
95.60 MW: Capacity successfully commissioned at the Kalasar Solar Energy Project.
Reader Takeaway: Consistent capacity expansion bolsters renewable portfolio; investors should monitor the commissioning timeline for the remaining REMCL project capacity.
What just happened
NTPC Green Energy Limited has announced the commercial operation of the fifth part of its Kalasar Solar Energy Project in Bikaner, Rajasthan. The 95.6 MW addition became effective from October 30, 2026. The project is being developed by NTPC Renewable Energy Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.
Why this matters
This commissioning reflects the steady execution of the company’s renewable energy pipeline. It specifically contributes to the 650 MW solar component linked to the 500 MW REMCL (Round-The-Clock) project. For shareholders, each successful phase completion reduces project execution risk and scales the operational footprint in the high-growth renewable sector.
Context metrics
With this update, the group’s total installed capacity has moved from 11,328.69 MW to 11,424.29 MW. The Kalasar project is a key asset within the broader portfolio that aligns with India's long-term green energy transition goals.
What to track next
Investors should focus on the commissioning schedule for the remaining capacity within the 650 MW solar component of the REMCL RTC project. Future filings regarding grid connectivity and full project utilization will be the next key milestones to observe.