The order comprises the supply of N-Type TOPCon G12R Glass-to-Glass Solar PV Modules rated at 620 Wp, with a total contract value of ₹75.96 crore, inclusive of all applicable duties and taxes. The order further strengthens Solex Energy’s position as a trusted manufacturing partner for large scale renewable energy projects and reflects the growing confidence of energy developers in the company’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and high performance photovoltaic technologies.
The 620 Wp N-Type TOPCon G12R Glass-to-Glass modules are designed to deliver high power output, enhanced durability and reliable long term performance, making them well suited for utility scale and other demanding solar applications. The order reinforces Solex’s focus on expanding the adoption of high efficiency solar technologies and supporting the growing requirements of India’s renewable energy ecosystem.
Solex manufactures its solar modules at its state-of-the-art facilities on the outskirts of Surat, Gujarat. The company’s products are certified to global quality and performance standards, including IEC, CE, UL, CEC, BIS, EPD and Kiwa PVEL 2026, and are listed under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM).
The company continues to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities, quality systems and product portfolio to serve customers across domestic and international markets.
With close to three decades of presence in the solar sector, Solex has built partnerships across utility, commercial, industrial and public sector installations in India and international markets. Under its Vision 2030 roadmap, the company is focused on strengthening manufacturing scale, quality systems, export capabilities and sector workforce development, including initiatives to skill young talent from tribal communities.
As Solex continues to expand its presence across the renewable energy value chain, the company remains committed to advancing high-quality solar manufacturing and contributing to India’s clean energy transition, guided by its philosophy of “Putting the Soul in Solar Since 1995.”
