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VCS1685 Solar PV India

$8.91 (incl tax)

Project Name: Grid Connected 25 MW PV Solar Power Project at Charanka in Gujarat

Project Number, Vintage: VCS 1685, 2020

Project Location: Gujarat, India

Project Type: Solar PV (25 MW)

Climate Active Eligible?: Yes – all the carbon offsets sold through Beyond Neutral’s Carbon Shop are Climate Active eligible carbon offsets

Project Description: 25 MW solar PV using over 100,000 solar PV modules

Sustainability Beyond Carbon: Generates jobs and renewable energy, improves grid reliability, economic conditions and infrastructure, reduces air pollution

 

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VCS1685 | Solar PV, India is a renewables (electricity) Verified Carbon Standard project providing access to electricity and its benefits.

Project Description: VCS1685 | Solar PV, India

25 MW solar PV project produces over 36 GWh annually.

It supplies the Indian Grid which has an emissions intensity of 0.9368 tCO2e/MWh.

The panels used by the project are made by Canadian Solar and each panel has a peak power of 235-240 Wpeak.

Sustainability Beyond Carbon

There is more to offsets than just carbon.

Each VCS carbon credit is a tonne of verified climate benefit, no matter the type of project.

This carbon offset project provides multiple sustainability co-benefits beyond just carbon and helps link your climate response to improved sustainability.

It helps address the electricity demand/ supply gap existing in Gujarat, improving the grid’s reliability and electricity quality.

Reduced blackouts or brownouts and electricity equipment working better helps economic activity in the area.

It improves energy and resource security by reducing India’s reliance on foreign sourced fuels and local fossil fuels.

Employment opportunities generated during its construction and operation are helping improve local economic conditions.

The project promotes solar PV power, brings additional investment to the region and contributes towards infrastructure development like roads.

Being renewable electricity, it reduces GHG emissions as well as SOx, NOx and particulates emitted by conventional thermal power generation.

Its success promotes solar PV power uptake, encouraging the development of similar projects.

Want to know more about VCS1685 | Solar PV, India?

The project’s design and monitoring, validation and verification reports are publicly available here: https://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/VCS/1685

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