Archive · 20 Sep 2025
PM Modi Inaugurates Solar Project in Gujarat
India is getting more solar power!
The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, recently opened a big solar energy project in Gujarat.
This project helps create clean electricity and reduces pollution.
The project will generate power and provide it to GUVNL for use.
It will also help farmers in the region.
The solar project in Surendranagar is designed to reduce a large amount of carbon emissions each year and save millions of liters of water.
The PM also started a second solar project in Vadodara, which will also produce green energy and help protect the environment, helping to decrease pollution.
This is part of India's plan to use more clean energy.
PM Modi inaugurated Avaada Group's solar project in Gujarat.
The 280 MW project in Surendranagar involved an investment of Rs 1,500 crore.
The project will supply electricity to GUVNL, contributing to renewable energy.
The Surendranagar project is expected to offset around 595,857 tons of CO2 emissions annually.
A 100 MW solar project was also initiated in Vadodara.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Avaada Group
- What
- Inauguration of a solar project and laying of the foundation stone for a new project.
- When
- September 20 (as per the source)
- Where
- Gujarat, specifically Surendranagar and Vadodara districts.
- Why
- To accelerate India's clean energy transition and contribute to renewable energy goals.
- Project Developer
- Avaada Group
- Inaugurated By
- PM Narendra Modi
- Total Investment (Surendranagar)
- Rs 1,500 crore
- Total Investment (Vadodara)
- Rs 400 crore
- Surendranagar Project Capacity
- 280 MW
- Vadodara Project Capacity
- 100 MW
- CO2 Emission Offset (Surendranagar)
- 595,857 tons annually
- CO2 Emission Offset (Vadodara)
- 212,806 tons annually
- Water Conservation (Surendranagar)
- 112 lakh liters annually
- Water Conservation (Vadodara)
- 40 lakh liters annually
- Vadodara Project Commissioning
- Expected by April 2026