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NTPC Rolls out 167 MW Capacity at Nokh Solar PV Project, Boosting Rajasthan’s Renewable Energy Growth

NTPC’s investment in large-scale solar power reflects India’s push for clean, sustainable energy sources amid growing environmental challenges.
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New Delhi: NTPC Ltd. has successfully commissioned an additional 167 MW capacity at its Nokh Solar PV Project located in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, marking a significant milestone in the company’s renewable energy expansion. The commercial operation of this capacity commenced at midnight on September 26, 2025.

Total Capacity Expansion

With this recent commissioning, NTPC’s Nokh Solar Project’s Plot-1 now has a total capacity of 245 MW, which is part of a larger 3×245 MW solar initiative. Previously, Plot-3 of the same project achieved full commercial operations with 193 MW and 52 MW commissioned in June 2025. This brings the total installed and commercial capacity of NTPC to 60,705 MW on a standalone basis and 83,863 MW on a consolidated group basis.

Read also: NTPC Signs Strategic MoU to Accelerate Global Energy Collaboration and Power Sector Transformation

Strategic Significance

The Nokh Solar PV Project is a key component of NTPC’s strategy to boost renewable energy generation and support India’s clean energy goals. Situated in Rajasthan, a region with abundant solar resources, this project aligns with the government’s vision to expand solar power capacity and reduce carbon emissions.

Market Reaction

Following the announcement, NTPC’s shares experienced a marginal decline of 2.13% during trading sessions, despite the positive development. Market analysts suggest this dip could be a short-term reaction to profit booking after recent gains in NTPC’s stock.

Supporting India’s Energy Transition

NTPC’s ongoing investments in large-scale solar projects like Nokh underscore the company’s commitment to a sustainable energy future. The expansion of solar capacity helps diversify NTPC’s energy mix, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and contributing to India’s targets for renewable energy adoption.

About NTPC

NTPC Ltd. (National Thermal Power Corporation Limited) is India’s largest power generation company, primarily engaged in the development, operation, and maintenance of thermal and renewable power plants. Established in 1975, NTPC plays a crucial role in meeting the country’s growing energy demands while increasingly focusing on sustainable and clean energy solutions, including solar and hydroelectric power. The company is a key player in India’s transition toward renewable energy and energy security.

Read also: Foundation Stone for NTPC & NPCIL’s Rs 42,000-Crore, 2,800 MW Nuclear Power Project in Rajasthan to be Laid on September 25


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