Kosol Energie Commissions 31 MWp Solar PV Project for GSECL in Gujarat
Kosol Energie has commissioned a 31 MW (DC) solar PV project for Gujarat State Electricity Corporation (GSECL) in Kutch, Gujarat, under the state's Renewable Energy Policy and Green Energy Mission.
June 18, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
The project has been developed under the Renewable Energy Policy and Green Energy Mission and reflects Kosol Energie’s strong execution capabilities in delivering large-scale solar projects, stated the company, further adding that the plant was executed over a timeline spanning from October 2022 to March 2026.
The Junachay solar project incorporates advanced technologies to ensure optimal performance and long-term reliability. It features high-efficiency 550 Wp bifacial solar modules that enhance energy generation through dual-side absorption for efficient power conversion. Additionally, the installation of a single-axis tracker mounting system enables the plant to maximise solar capture throughout the day, thereby improving overall energy yield, stated the company.
Commenting on the successful commissioning, Kalpesh Kalthia, CMD of Kosol Energie, said, “The commissioning of the Junachay solar project marks another significant step in our journey to deliver impactful renewable energy solutions at scale. At Kosol, we are focused on combining advanced technology with strong execution to support India’s clean energy ambitions. This project not only strengthens Gujarat’s renewable capacity but also reflects our commitment to building a sustainable and energy-secure future.”
The project is expected to contribute substantially to clean power generation in the region, helping reduce carbon emissions while supporting the growing energy demand through sustainable sources, stated the company.
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