ACME Solar Holdings Limited has commissioned an additional 12 MW of wind power capacity at its project in Surendranagar, Gujarat, through its subsidiary ACME Eco Clean Energy Pvt. Ltd. With this milestone, the project’s operational capacity has reached 68 MW, out of a planned total of 100 MW being implemented in phases.
The wind power project has been financed by Power Finance Corporation and constructed using ACME Solar’s in-house EPC capabilities. The latest capacity addition deploys 4 MW wind turbines supplied by SANY, reinforcing the company’s focus on deploying proven, utility-scale technology to deliver reliable renewable energy.
Power generated from the project will be sold under a long-term 25-year power purchase agreement with Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited. The commissioning of the additional 12 MW capacity was witnessed by officials from the Gujarat Energy Development Agency and Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited, with formal commissioning minutes signed. The statutory commissioning certificate is expected to be issued shortly.
The phased commissioning approach allows ACME Solar to optimise construction timelines while ensuring grid readiness and operational stability. Once fully commissioned, the 100 MW project will make a meaningful contribution to Gujarat’s renewable energy capacity and support the state’s clean power targets.
ACME Solar continues to strengthen its wind energy portfolio as part of a balanced renewable mix that includes solar, wind, and energy storage solutions. The company’s integrated EPC and O&M model enables tight control over quality, cost, and schedules, ensuring consistent performance across its assets.
Acmeis among India’s leading renewable energy developers, with a strong pipeline of projects across multiple technologies. With a growing operational base and significant capacity under construction, the company remains focused on delivering scalable, cost-effective clean energy while supporting India’s transition toward a low-carbon power system.
