Rajasthan government and International Solar Alliance partner to develop clean energy roadmap with grid modernization and solar integration focus
Type: Partnership · Technology: Solar · Country: India · Announced: 2026-07-09
The Rajasthan government entered a partnership with the International Solar Alliance to develop an energy transition roadmap targeting 2030-2035, focusing on renewable energy growth, transmission and distribution infrastructure upgrades, energy storage integration, and demand management. The framework agreement, titled 'Advance Clean Energy, Driven Sustainable Development,' will guide Rajasthan's transition toward cleaner energy systems while improving grid reliability. Ajmer DISCOM will implement a digital twin pilot project to enhance demand forecasting and network planning accuracy. Rajasthan currently operates over 42 GW of installed solar capacity and nearly 48 GW of clean energy capacity, with a state target of 125 GW under its Integrated Clean Energy Policy.
Analysis
The Rajasthan government and the International Solar Alliance have partnered to develop a clean energy roadmap, with a focus on renewable energy growth, transmission and distribution infrastructure upgrades, energy storage integration, and demand management, targeting 2030-2035. The Rajasthan government currently operates over 42 GW of installed solar capacity and nearly 48 GW of clean energy capacity. Ajmer DISCOM will implement a digital twin pilot project to enhance demand forecasting and network planning accuracy. The partnership was announced on 2026-07-09. The state has a target of 125 GW under its Integrated Clean Energy Policy.
Key points
- 42 GW of installed solar capacity
- 48 GW of clean energy capacity
- 125 GW state target under Integrated Clean Energy Policy
- 2026-07-09 partnership announcement date
- Ajmer DISCOM digital twin pilot project
Counterparties
- Rajasthan government (Partner)
- International Solar Alliance (Partner)