NLC India Commissions 106 MW Second Phase of 300 MW Solar Project in Rajasthan
NLC India has commissioned the second phase of its 300 MW solar project, adding 106 MW. Total commissioned capacity is now 158.83 MW.
The commissioning of 106 MW is a substantial addition to the company's operational capacity, contributing to its strategic growth in renewable energy. While not the entire project, it's a significant milestone.
The successful commissioning of a significant portion of a solar power project indicates operational progress and expansion in the renewable energy sector, which is a positive development for the company.
NLC India Limited has announced the successful commissioning and commercial operation of the second phase of its 300 MW Solar Power Project. The second phase, with a capacity of 106 MW, is located at Barsingsar, Distt. Bikaner, Rajasthan. The commissioning certificate was received from Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation Limited on 2 November 2025. The first part capacity of 52.83 MW had previously been declared commercially operational effective 26 August 2025. The total capacity now declared on commercial operation stands at 158.83 MW out of the planned 300 MW.
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