NHPC’s ₹260-crore West Kallada solar plant to go operational by March 2027
NHPC’s 50 MW floating solar power project in West Kallada is scheduled to become operational by March 2027. The project aims to generate clean energy while supporting local tourism initiatives in the region.
Why it matters
The project represents a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure, contributing to India's green energy transition goals.
The 50 MW floating solar power project being implemented by the central public sector undertaking National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) at West Kallada is expected to be commissioned in March 2027.
Kodikunnil Suresh MP, who is also a member of the Standing Committee on Central Public Sector Undertakings, said that the official cost of the ₹260-crore investment project stands at ₹259.716 crore, which includes five years of operation and maintenance. The facility aims to generate approximately 99 million units of electricity in its first year, with March 2027 targeted as the expected commercial operation date.
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