ACME Solar Holdings Commissions First Phase of 26.4 MW Wind Power Project

Gurugram-based ACME Solar Holdings has successfully commissioned the first phase of its maiden 50 MW wind power project in Shapar, Gujarat, adding 26.4 MW to India’s renewable energy grid. Announced on May 28, 2025, this milestone increases the company’s total operational capacity from 2,705 MW to 2,731.4 MW, reinforcing its commitment to India’s clean energy goals. The project, part of the ACME Pokhran wind initiative, will be completed in phases, with the remaining capacity expected to come online in the near future.

Backed by funding from the Power Finance Corporation, the Shapar project uses cutting-edge Envision 3.3 MW turbines, built by ACME’s own team. The power flows through a 33/220 kV station and a dedicated 220 kV line to the Shapar sub-station. This setup will also support another 100 MW wind project ACME is working on, tapping into Gujarat’s strong winds.

Key Highlights:

ACME Solar kicks off its wind energy journey, powering up 26.4 MW in Gujarat’s Shapar as part of a 50 MW project

With cutting-edge Envision turbines and a 25-year deal with Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam, ACME fuels India’s clean energy future

This launch boosts ACME’s capacity to 2,731.4 MW, marking a bold step in India’s race toward 500 GW of renewables by 2030

Thanks to a 25-year agreement with Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., this clean energy will power homes and businesses while helping India meet its renewable energy goals. Gujarat is a renewable energy powerhouse, with 35.16 GW of capacity as of April 2025, including 13.51 GW from wind.

ACME Solar Holdings is a key player in India’s clean energy scene, with a 6,970 MW mix of solar, wind, and hybrid projects. With another 4,238.6 MW in the pipeline, they’re growing fast. This project marks their first major dive into wind energy, building on their solar success across 12 states.

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This launch is a win for India’s push to hit 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030. With Gujarat leading the way under Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, ACME’s efforts show how companies are stepping up for a sustainable future. The project boosts energy security and supports India’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2070, making the planet a little greener.