The Government of Rajasthan on July 16, 2025, notified the Rajasthan Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024.
The State Government of Rajasthan, aims to establish a green energy ecosystem and catalyze the development of renewable energy, energy storage systems, and green hydrogen, while ensuring their seamless integration with the grid.
Key Highlights of the Policy:
Effective Period: The policy is effective from its date of notification and will remain in force until March 29, 2029, or until superseded.
Ambitious Targets: Rajasthan aims to achieve a massive 125,000 MW (125 GW) of renewable energy capacity by the financial year 2029-30. This target includes:
90,000 MW of solar power
25,000 MW of wind and hybrid energy
10,000 MW of hydro, pumped storage, and battery energy storage systems
Focus Areas: The policy emphasizes harnessing solar power (including rooftop solar with Net Metering, Virtual Net Metering, and Group Net Metering), promoting decentralized solar, and solarizing agriculture. It also encourages a diversified renewable energy landscape by promoting wind, hybrid, biomass, and waste-to-energy projects. Energy storage systems (ESS) and green hydrogen are key components for enhancing grid stability and managing renewable energy intermittency. The policy also supports electrifying transportation through RE-powered EV charging infrastructure and the establishment of Renewable Energy Parks.
Incentives & Benefits (under Rajasthan Investment Promotion Program 2024): The policy offers significant incentives to promote investment, including:
Exemptions: 100% exemption from Electricity Duty for seven years, 75% exemption and 25% reimbursement for Stamp Duty and Conversion Charges, and 100% reimbursement for Mandi/Market Fee for seven years.
Full waiver of Pollution Control Board fees for establishing and operating renewable energy projects.
Anchor Booster Incentives: For projects exclusively for captive consumption, 100% waiver or reimbursement of Banking, Wheeling, and Transmission Charges, with flexible banking provisions.
Renewable Energy Development and Facilitation Charges (REDFC): Projects selling electricity to entities other than Rajasthan DISCOMs are subject to REDFC for the solar component, with an option to pay the charges or supply 7% of the power generated free of cost to Rajasthan DISCOMs.
The policy's overarching vision is to ensure Rajasthan emerges as a major contributor to India's national renewable energy targets, optimize the energy mix, boost human resource development, and foster R&D in the clean energy sector.
[Notification No. F.20(62)Energy/
Rajasthan Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024
The Government of Rajasthan on July 16, 2025, notified the Rajasthan Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024.
The State Government of Rajasthan, aims to establish a green energy ecosystem and catalyze the development of renewable energy, energy storage systems, and green hydrogen, while ensuring their seamless integration with the grid.
Key Highlights of the Policy:
Effective Period: The policy is effective from its date of notification and will remain in force until March 29, 2029, or until superseded.
Ambitious Targets: Rajasthan aims to achieve a massive 125,000 MW (125 GW) of renewable energy capacity by the financial year 2029-30. This target includes:
90,000 MW of solar power
25,000 MW of wind and hybrid energy
10,000 MW of hydro, pumped storage, and battery energy storage systems
Focus Areas: The policy emphasizes harnessing solar power (including rooftop solar with Net Metering, Virtual Net Metering, and Group Net Metering), promoting decentralized solar, and solarizing agriculture. It also encourages a diversified renewable energy landscape by promoting wind, hybrid, biomass, and waste-to-energy projects. Energy storage systems (ESS) and green hydrogen are key components for enhancing grid stability and managing renewable energy intermittency. The policy also supports electrifying transportation through RE-powered EV charging infrastructure and the establishment of Renewable Energy Parks.
Incentives & Benefits (under Rajasthan Investment Promotion Program 2024): The policy offers significant incentives to promote investment, including:
Exemptions: 100% exemption from Electricity Duty for seven years, 75% exemption and 25% reimbursement for Stamp Duty and Conversion Charges, and 100% reimbursement for Mandi/Market Fee for seven years.
Full waiver of Pollution Control Board fees for establishing and operating renewable energy projects.
Anchor Booster Incentives: For projects exclusively for captive consumption, 100% waiver or reimbursement of Banking, Wheeling, and Transmission Charges, with flexible banking provisions.
Renewable Energy Development and Facilitation Charges (REDFC): Projects selling electricity to entities other than Rajasthan DISCOMs are subject to REDFC for the solar component, with an option to pay the charges or supply 7% of the power generated free of cost to Rajasthan DISCOMs.
The policy's overarching vision is to ensure Rajasthan emerges as a major contributor to India's national renewable energy targets, optimize the energy mix, boost human resource development, and foster R&D in the clean energy sector.
[Notification No. F.20(62)Energy/
