It is the second plant in India to use concentrated solar power technology. Rajasthan Sun Technique Energy, a subsidiary of Reliance Power, has commissioned its 100 MW concentrated solar power (CSP) plant. The plant is the largest plant based on the linear fresnel technology. The 100 MW CSP plant [...]
Rajasthan Sun Technique's 125 MW project at Dhursar in Jaisalmer district, the largest CSP technology-based solar plant in the country, crossed a milestone on Monday by generating 100 MW electricity. Even though the average daily plant load factor would drop significantly as solar plants produce power only during certain hours [...]
Reliance Power also committed to build 100 MW Concentrated Solar Project (CSP) located at Pokhran in Jaisalmer district.
Reliance Power announced that it has commissioned a 100 MW Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project in the western state of Rajasthan.
Reliance Power’s 100 MW Solar concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project at Jaisalmer District, Rajasthan, has been successfully synchronized with the Grid.
Reliance Power’s concentrated solar power project (CSP) at Dhursar is in an advanced stage of completion.
The deserts of Arizona and Rajasthan may be over 8,000Km apart but they are linked by the deployment of Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Fresnel technology.
Among the technologies capable of harnessing renewable energy to meet growing world energy demand, concentrated solar power (CSP) is of particular interest.
India will soon see the commissioning world’s largest linear Fresnel concentrated solar power (CSP) plant, which is among cheapest internationally.
This 100 MW concentrating solar power plant, which integrates AREVA’s compact linear Fresnel reflector technology, is Asia’s largest CSP installation.
Reliance Power has started pre-commissioning activities for its Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) project in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer district.
There is no indication in the statement whether PV or CSP technology will be utilized in the green power plant or in any of the composite stages.
Making it the next hub for solar power in the country, government plans to set up 4,000 MW of solar thermal power capacity in Rajasthan.
