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Rewa Ultra Mega Solar

750 MW solar power plant in India

📍India
📅Commissioned 2018
🏢Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Ltd
Capacity
750 MW
Fuel
Solar
Homes Powered
~156,429
Commissioned
2018

Location

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Latitude: 24.5333°
Longitude: 81.3000°
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History & Background

Commissioned in 2018, Rewa Ultra Mega Solar is a solar power plant located in India with an installed capacity of 750 MW. It is operated by Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Ltd.

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Why It Matters

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar converts sunlight directly into electricity for India, generating power for around 156,429 US-equivalent households per year. Utility-scale solar costs have fallen by roughly 90% since 2010, making projects of this size economically viable in regions that would not have considered them a decade ago.

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Environmental Impact

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar produces no operating-stage emissions and minimal water use, displacing roughly 1.6 million tonnes of CO2 per year. Lifecycle emissions from manufacturing crystalline silicon panels are recovered within 1–3 years of operation, depending on the local grid carbon intensity.

Fun Facts

  • Produces enough electricity to power roughly 156,429 US-equivalent households per year at typical capacity factor.
  • Has been operating for 8 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much power does Rewa Ultra Mega Solar produce?

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar has an installed nameplate capacity of 750 MW. At typical capacity factors for solar plants (~25%), this produces enough electricity for approximately 156,429 US-equivalent households per year.

Where is Rewa Ultra Mega Solar located?

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar is located in India at approximately 24.5333°, 81.3000°.

When was Rewa Ultra Mega Solar built?

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar was commissioned in 2018.

Who owns Rewa Ultra Mega Solar?

Rewa Ultra Mega Solar is owned and operated by Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Ltd.

About Solar Power

Solar power plants convert sunlight directly into electricity using photovoltaic panels or concentrate solar energy to produce heat. They are renewable and produce no emissions during operation.

Other Solar Power Plants in India

NameCapacityOwner
Bhadla Solar Park2.2 GWRajasthan Government
Pavagada Solar Park2.0 GWKarnataka Solar Power Development Corporation
Kurnool Ultra Mega Solar Park1.0 GWNTPC
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