ACME Solar clarifies transmission constraints, confirms 300 MW project operational
Acme Solar Holdings Limited clarified that its 300 MW Sikar solar project has full evacuation capacity and is not affected by transmission constraints. The company also stated that 4,300 MW of solar projects in Rajasthan are now operational due to a new transmission line, easing previous constraints.
The clarification directly addresses a significant operational concern (transmission constraints) that could impact the company's revenue and investor confidence. By confirming operational capacity and the resolution of constraints for a substantial portion of projects, it mitigates potential negative impact.
The announcement clarifies a potentially negative news report, providing a neutral stance by addressing factual inaccuracies and confirming operational status. While it alleviates concerns, it does not present new positive developments.
Acme Solar Holdings Limited has issued a clarification regarding a media report dated December 14, 2025, by Press Trust of India, which stated that nearly 4300 MW of solar projects in Rajasthan, including those developed by ACME, faced full curtailment due to transmission constraints. The company wishes to clarify that its 300 MW solar project in Sikar, connected to the Bikaner-II substation, has received its Long-Term GNA Effectiveness approval and is currently evacuating its full capacity of 300 MW. This project is supported by dedicated transmission capacity and is not subject to the evacuation constraints mentioned in the report.
Furthermore, Acme Solar noted that with the commissioning of the Narela–Khetri transmission line, the Long-Term GNA for approximately 4,300 MW of solar projects across various developers in Rajasthan has become effective, significantly alleviating the transmission constraints previously highlighted.
Acme Solar Holdings Limited is an integrated renewable energy player with a diversified portfolio spanning solar, wind, storage, and hybrid solutions. The company has an operational capacity of 2,934 MW and under-construction capacity of 4,586 MW, including approximately 15 GW of BESs installation.
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