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Rajasthan has launched India’s largest solar park with battery storage in Bikaner, marking a milestone in the country’s renewable energy push.
The newly announced Pugal Solar Park will generate 2,450 MW of solar power and store 5,000 MWh of energy, setting a new benchmark for integrated solar and storage infrastructure. Spread across 4,353 hectares in Pugal tehsil, the project is expected to attract investments exceeding ₹18,000 crore.
The park will be developed in two lots — one with 2,000 MW of solar capacity and 1,020 MW/4,080 MWh battery storage, and another with 450 MW of solar power paired with 230 MW/920 MWh of storage. Officials said the project will follow a plug-and-play model, where land, grid connectivity, and infrastructure are pre-developed, allowing developers to fast-track implementation.
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Designed to address peak-hour electricity demand, the solar park with battery storage will help Rajasthan deliver reliable green energy even after sunset. The initiative is expected to significantly reduce the state’s power deficit, projected to cross 22,000 MWh by FY29.
According to state authorities, the project’s blended tariff is expected to range between ₹3.2 and ₹3.4 per kWh, with an estimated payback period of seven to eight years and a return on investment of around 12-14 percent. The tender process for developers will open on November 28, 2025, through a competitive bidding route.
This development positions Rajasthan as a national leader in renewable innovation, showcasing how large-scale solar energy with storage can redefine India’s power future.
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