Bhadla Solar Project

A 100 MW solar project at the Bhadla Solar Park delivering clean electricity to the state grid, while also investing in local communities. The project is a part of one of the largest solar farms in the world.

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Product Data

Project type

Renewable Energy

Unit type

Verified Carbon Unit (VCU)

Project standard

Verified Carbon Standard

Methodology

ACM0002 - Grid-connected electricity generation from renewable sources

Project ID

Multiple project IDs. Available on request or provided at retirement

Vintage

2018, 2019, 2020

Sustainable development goals

7: Affordable and Clean Energy

8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

13: Climate Action

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Project Details

Why support this project?

Located in the Bhadla region of Rajasthan, this 100 MW solar project delivers clean, renewable electricity into the Rajasthan state grid, helping replace power that would otherwise be generated by fossil‑fuel based plants. By avoiding approximately 146,086 tCO₂e of emissions each year, the project supports meaningful climate action while also reducing local air pollutants associated with burning fossil fuels, helping contribute to healthier communities. Beyond emissions benefits, the project strengthens energy security and supports local socio‑economic development through education, employment and training opportunities, alongside community initiatives such as distributing 1,500 blankets to those in need and providing teaching materials to 450 students to promote girls’ education. Overall, the project helps diversify local incomes, improve living conditions, and supports the development of a brighter future for communities in the region.

This project meets the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Affordable and Clean EnergyDecent Work and Economic GrowthClimate Action