By April 30, 2025, the total installed renewable energy capacity of Gujarat is 35.16 GW, according to the statistics of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE). This phase reflects the state’s strong commitment for the sustaining and green growth.
Gujarat is ranked first in several departments under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel: first in the total installed renewable energy capacity (.1 35.16 GW); 1 to 1 (13.51 GW) in the wind power capacity; 2nd (19.42 GW) in the solar power capacity installed; 1 to 1 (3.31 GW) in the Rooftop Solar installation; Also, Gujarat has contributed 15.72 per cent to India’s total installed RE capacity.
Various AE mixes of Gujarat include wind, solar, small and large hydroelectricity and bioerants. Out of the total 35.16GW capacity, 13,514.68 MW from solar, 19,421.8 MW, 106.64 MW from small hydro, 1,990 MW from large hydro and 129.85 MW from Bio Power Sources.
The Gujarat Urga Development Corporation Limited (GUVNL) plays an important role in the progress of energy storage solutions and encourages the integration of renewable energy in the grid. GUVNL has already signed agreements with a combined capacity of 1,192 MW / 4,777 MW for the battery energy storage system (BES). The state is searching for pumping storage projects with approximately 32 GW potential.
An important innovation under this strategy is the 35 MW solar PV project with a 57 MW BWH base at Kach Lignite Thermal Power Station (KLTPS). This co-stable project suits the existing empty infrastructure and land availability to improve solar deployment and grid reliability-showing the approach to Gujarat’s clean energy. Compared to 2-5, 22,790 million units (MU) renewed Sroutes Source of 5,790 million million units were created. Mu. This contribution underlines the impact of rapid energy transitions and durable energy availability in the state. During the same period, 9.9 GW new re -capacity was added to the state, it increased from 5.4..46 GW to 33..3 g GW. This includes 954.76 MW of solar from 4.95 GW and WiD, strengthening Gujarat’s energy diversion. In the forward-thinking activities of Gujarat, the renewable energy for the industrial center and GIDC estates of Gujarat is enhanced and less effective-increasing the industrial efficiency without compromising the attention. Gujarat is leading the country to create a clean, flexible and future-finished energy ecosystem, with visionary leadership, stable policies and strong infrastructure.
Gujarat has firmly established himself as an enhancement engine of India’s renovated energy travel, under the directive of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s clear policy and implementation on the grounds led by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. Combining scale, innovation and consensus, the state not only empowers its industries and communities, but also contributes to the country’s clean energy vision and the big goal of developed India. As Gujarat accelerates its clean energy transition, other states are boldly, motivated to adopt future-finished energy policies.
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