Gandhi, 47, spent several hours at Sun Power and sought information on its advantages and disadvantages.
"Idea (behind visiting the center) was to really understand implications (of solar power) in India," senior Congress leader Sam Pitroda, who accompanied Gandhi, said after his visit to Sun Power's research center in the Silicon Valley.
After his visit to the solar research center, Gandhi flew to Los Angeles.
He is scheduled to interact with members of the think- tank community and local leaders there.
"To me, Rahul Gandhi is not just India's leader, he is a global leader. Today there is a vacuum of global leadership," Pitroda said.
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