Rajasthan Renewable Energy Transmission Investment Program - Tranche 1
Asian Development Bank
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- Capacity
- not published
- Technology
- Grid
- Stage
- Operational
- Country
- India
- Location
- not published
- Developer
- Asian Development Bank
- Annual output
- not published
- Capex
- not published
- Capital sought
- not published
- Source
- IATI Datastore
- Last checked
- 8 Sept 2026
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About this project
Asian Development Bank-reported activity in India. Rajasthan completed the installation of about 1767 MW of wind and 45 MW of solar generation at the end of 2011 using surplus transmission capacity in the grid. The state's investment plan for renewable energy targets installation of about 8,000 MW of solar and wind projects by 2018. These include private solar and wind power projects to be set up primarily in the renewable energy rich resourc Ingested from the IATI Datastore, the open reporting standard published to by the development banks. The budget is a donor's planned spend, not a private capital raise.
Where this sits in the catalogue
This is one of 2 units recorded at this site, alongside Rajasthan Renewable Energy Transmission Investment Program - Tranche 1. Each is held as its own record because each is separately reported. It is one of 21 grid records we hold in India, and its source publishes no capacity for it. The country has 2,962 records in total across every technology. See every record in India.
Investment readiness
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Climate impact
Clean generation displaces grid power at 0.71 tCO₂/MWh.
CO₂ avoided / yr
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Homes powered / yr
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