India's largest solar power project — illuminating the nation's path to a clean, sustainable future with 5,000 MW of renewable energy.
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Developed under a Public-Private Partnership model, the Dholera Solar Park represents India's boldest renewable energy initiative. Spanning 8,595 hectares in Gujarat's Dholera Special Investment Region, it is structured into 11 blocks with 27 individual plots each.
Phase 1 delivers 300 MW through Tata Power. The transformative Phase 2, led by SECI, will add 4,700 MW — catapulting this into a world-class energy facility that underpins India's clean energy ambition.
With an estimated investment of ₹25,000 crore (~€2.8 billion), the Dholera Solar Park is financed through a Public-Private Partnership model uniting SECI, GUVNL, and international partners including ESFC Investment Group.
Strong government backing, rising clean energy demand, and long-term structured financing from international lenders make this one of India's most compelling green infrastructure investments.
The Dholera Solar Park is sited on non-agricultural, barren land classified as CRZ-1B — land unsuitable for farming, partially tidal, and ecologically marginal. No fertile soil or forests were disturbed.
Sensitive ecosystems including mangroves and wetlands have been deliberately avoided. Elevated panel structures protect against tidal floods and erosion, while the entire facility operates with zero fossil fuel dependency — a genuine model of sustainable infrastructure.
Built entirely on barren, non-farmable land, preserving fertile soil and forests.
CRZ-1B certified with full environmental safeguards and tidal resilience.
Mangroves, wetlands, and local biodiversity entirely preserved and avoided.
100% clean energy operation with no fossil fuel dependency or carbon output.
