Bondada Engineering Limited has received approval from the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) for the energization of a 300 MW grid-connected solar power project located at Khavda, Gujarat. The approval marks an important milestone for the company as the project moves closer to commercial integration with the national power grid.

The large-scale solar project is being executed by Bondada Engineering on an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) basis for NLC India Renewables Limited, a leading Central Public Sector Enterprise (CPSE). With the CEA’s approval, the project has received regulatory clearance to begin energization, enabling the addition of 300 MW of renewable energy capacity to India’s electricity network.

Bondada Engineering informed the stock exchange that the achievement demonstrates its capabilities in executing complex utility-scale renewable energy projects. The company stated that successfully reaching this stage reflects its strong project management, engineering expertise, and commitment to delivering high-quality clean energy infrastructure.

The Khavda region in Gujarat has emerged as one of India’s largest renewable energy hubs, attracting significant investments in solar and other clean energy projects. The successful execution of this project contributes to the expansion of renewable power capacity and supports the country’s long-term clean energy goals.

The official disclosure was submitted to BSE Limited by Sonia Bidlan, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer of Bondada Engineering, from the company’s corporate office in Hyderabad. The company confirmed that all necessary regulatory requirements for energization have been completed.

This milestone further strengthens Bondada Engineering’s position in India’s renewable energy EPC sector and highlights its growing contribution to the development of large-scale solar infrastructure projects across the country.