Worlds largest solar park is operational in India.

[Mrityunjay Rai]

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Initially, the plan was to build a solar park of 2,000 MW capacity, but an additional 50 MW was added to generate a total of 2050 MW.

The world's largest solar power park, the Pavagada Solar Park in Karnataka, has now become entirely operational. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter to share the news saying: "India Takes Lead in Clean Energy: World’s largest solar park at Pavagada in Karnataka is now operational. Generating 2050 MW of clean energy, the park is located on land leased from farmers, utilising the drought-hit area & adding to farmers’ income." (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Located in Karnataka's Tumakuru district, the project has been developed by the Karnataka Solar Park Development Corporation Limited (KSPDCL), a joint venture between the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) and the Karnataka Renewable Energy (KREDL). (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Initially, the plan was to build a solar park of 2,000 MW capacity spanning over 13,000 acres. However, additional 50 MW capacity was added to the project. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

The final 200 MW capacity was recently generated by SB Energy (SoftBank), thus making it the world’s largest solar park. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

KSPDCL was expecting the entire 2,050 MW park to be operational by December 2019. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Out of the total 2,050 MW capacity, the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) implemented the work for 600 MW of solar PV projects, SECI implemented 200 MW, while KREDL implemented 1,250 MW. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

The Pavagada Solar Park was conceptualised in February 2015, and the park's development began in January 2016. It is divided into eight blocks of 250 MW each and has dedicated high voltage supply lines, pooling stations, and a pooling substation for evacuation. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

A year later, grid-connected solar projects totalling 400 MW were commissioned. The process of conceptualising and developing the infrastructure for these projects took over two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

A unique feature of the Pavagada Solar Park is that the land used is drought-hit and has been leased from farmer. The KSPDCL is paying farmers Rs 21,000/acre per year with a five percent escalation every two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

According to Mercom India's Solar Project Tracker, Karnataka is the top solar state in India, with approximately 7.1 GW of large-scale solar projects in operation and approximately 1 GW of projects in the pipeline. The state boasts of renewable share of 62% in its power mix, followed by thermal power and nuclear with 35 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively. The share of solar in the total installed power capacity is 22 percent. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

 

[Chhatrapati]

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The world's largest solar power park, the Pavagada Solar Park in Karnataka, has now become entirely operational. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter to share the news saying: "India Takes Lead in Clean Energy: World’s largest solar park at Pavagada in Karnataka is now operational. Generating 2050 MW of clean energy, the park is located on land leased from farmers, utilising the drought-hit area & adding to farmers’ income." (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

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Located in Karnataka's Tumakuru district, the project has been developed by the Karnataka Solar Park Development Corporation Limited (KSPDCL), a joint venture between the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) and the Karnataka Renewable Energy (KREDL). (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

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Initially, the plan was to build a solar park of 2,000 MW capacity spanning over 13,000 acres. However, additional 50 MW capacity was added to the project. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

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The final 200 MW capacity was recently generated by SB Energy (SoftBank), thus making it the world’s largest solar park. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

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KSPDCL was expecting the entire 2,050 MW park to be operational by December 2019. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

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Out of the total 2,050 MW capacity, the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) implemented the work for 600 MW of solar PV projects, SECI implemented 200 MW, while KREDL implemented 1,250 MW. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

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The Pavagada Solar Park was conceptualised in February 2015, and the park's development began in January 2016. It is divided into eight blocks of 250 MW each and has dedicated high voltage supply lines, pooling stations, and a pooling substation for evacuation. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

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A year later, grid-connected solar projects totalling 400 MW were commissioned. The process of conceptualising and developing the infrastructure for these projects took over two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

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A unique feature of the Pavagada Solar Park is that the land used is drought-hit and has been leased from farmer. The KSPDCL is paying farmers Rs 21,000/acre per year with a five percent escalation every two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

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According to Mercom India's Solar Project Tracker, Karnataka is the top solar state in India, with approximately 7.1 GW of large-scale solar projects in operation and approximately 1 GW of projects in the pipeline. The state boasts of renewable share of 62% in its power mix, followed by thermal power and nuclear with 35 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively. The share of solar in the total installed power capacity is 22 percent. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

Congrats.
We should also do this to meet energy demand & it is environment friendly too.

 

[Mujahid Memon]

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.money. control.com/news/india/worlds-largest-solar-park-is-now-fully-operational-in-karnataka-see-how-it-benefits-the-state-4849171.html/amp
Initially, the plan was to build a solar park of 2,000 MW capacity, but an additional 50 MW was added to generate a total of 2050 MW.

The world's largest solar power park, the Pavagada Solar Park in Karnataka, has now become entirely operational. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter to share the news saying: "India Takes Lead in Clean Energy: World’s largest solar park at Pavagada in Karnataka is now operational. Generating 2050 MW of clean energy, the park is located on land leased from farmers, utilising the drought-hit area & adding to farmers’ income." (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Located in Karnataka's Tumakuru district, the project has been developed by the Karnataka Solar Park Development Corporation Limited (KSPDCL), a joint venture between the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) and the Karnataka Renewable Energy (KREDL). (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Initially, the plan was to build a solar park of 2,000 MW capacity spanning over 13,000 acres. However, additional 50 MW capacity was added to the project. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

The final 200 MW capacity was recently generated by SB Energy (SoftBank), thus making it the world’s largest solar park. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

KSPDCL was expecting the entire 2,050 MW park to be operational by December 2019. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Out of the total 2,050 MW capacity, the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) implemented the work for 600 MW of solar PV projects, SECI implemented 200 MW, while KREDL implemented 1,250 MW. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

The Pavagada Solar Park was conceptualised in February 2015, and the park's development began in January 2016. It is divided into eight blocks of 250 MW each and has dedicated high voltage supply lines, pooling stations, and a pooling substation for evacuation. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

A year later, grid-connected solar projects totalling 400 MW were commissioned. The process of conceptualising and developing the infrastructure for these projects took over two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

A unique feature of the Pavagada Solar Park is that the land used is drought-hit and has been leased from farmer. The KSPDCL is paying farmers Rs 21,000/acre per year with a five percent escalation every two years. (Representative Image -- Source: Reuters)

According to Mercom India's Solar Project Tracker, Karnataka is the top solar state in India, with approximately 7.1 GW of large-scale solar projects in operation and approximately 1 GW of projects in the pipeline. The state boasts of renewable share of 62% in its power mix, followed by thermal power and nuclear with 35 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively. The share of solar in the total installed power capacity is 22 percent. (Image Source: Chief Executive Officer KSPDCL)

Is the site at the equator line?

 

[Goku]

Is the site at the equator line?

No Equator is quite far away from mainland India. This site is in tropics as it is below tropic of cancer

 

[Mujahid Memon]

No Equator is quite far away from mainland India. This site is in tropics as it is below tropic of cancer

So the panels are not installed in an ideal orientation. This type of installation is only best when on equator