JinkoSolar has become the largest supplier of solar panels for India’s biggest solar project with Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL). This project, located in Khavda, Kutch, Gujarat, spans 538 km² and aims to develop 30 GW of renewable energy. JinkoSolar has been selected to deliver 2,381 MW of panels, including 1,370 MW of Tiger Neo Bifacial and 1,011 MW of Tiger Pro Bifacial modules. To date, AGEL has already installed 3.5 GW. The project, inaugurated by India’s Prime Minister, will generate 81 billion units of electricity annually, powering 16.1 million households and creating over 15,200 jobs.
JinkoSolar supplies solar panels for India’s largest solar project
JinkoSolar supplies 2,381 MW of solar panels for AGEL’s largest project in Khavda, Gujarat. (Photo Credit: JinkoSolar)
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