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Solar panel manufacturers in India

Solar panels (PV modules) turn sunlight into DC electricity. India has built a large domestic module industry, helped by the ALMM list that public and subsidised projects must buy from and by the PLI scheme. The companies below make modules in India for utility plants, commercial rooftops and homes.

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  1. Adani Solar

    AhmedabadEst. 2016

    Vertically integrated maker of solar modules, cells, wafers and ingots, supplying utility, commercial and rooftop projects.

    Manufactures at Mundra, Gujarat.

    Modules / yr
    10 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    4 GW/yr
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    660 Wp

    Variants

    • Mono PERC 520–550 Wp
    • TOPCon 144-cell 550–580 Wp
    • TOPCon 132-cell 610–650 Wp
    Sources (6)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Adani Solar (opens in a new tab)
  2. Emmvee logo

    Emmvee

    BengaluruEst. 2007

    Makes solar cells and PV modules, and also sells solar water heaters and pumps.

    Manufacturing units at Dabaspet and Sulibele, Karnataka.

    Modules / yr
    10.3 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    2.94 GW/yr
    Tech
    TOPCon
    Top module
    635 Wp

    Variants

    • Mono PERC 395–550 Wp
    • TOPCon mono 560–580 Wp
    • TOPCon M10 bifacial 605 Wp
    • TOPCon G12R 610–635 Wp
    Sources (6)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Emmvee (opens in a new tab)
  3. Goldi Solar logo

    Goldi Solar

    SuratEst. 2011

    Surat-based maker of solar PV modules for Indian utility, commercial and rooftop customers.

    Modules / yr
    15.2 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    NA
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    690 Wp

    Variants

    • Mono PERC up to 550 Wp
    • TOPCon up to 690 Wp
    Sources (2)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Goldi Solar (opens in a new tab)
  4. Insolation Energy logo

    Insolation Energy

    JaipurEst. 2015

    Rajasthan-based solar module manufacturer serving rooftop, commercial and utility projects.

    Modules / yr
    5.5 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    NA
    Tech
    TOPCon
    Top module
    635 Wp

    Variants

    • Diamond 500 Wp
    • Diamond 520–550 Wp
    • Platinum 580–600 Wp
    • Platinum G12R 615–635 Wp
    Sources (2)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Insolation Energy (opens in a new tab)
  5. Premier Energies logo

    Premier Energies

    HyderabadEst. 1995

    Makes both solar cells and modules in India for utility, commercial and rooftop projects.

    Modules / yr
    11.1 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    10.6 GW/yr
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    630 Wp

    Variants

    • PERC 132-cell 485–510 Wp
    • Mono PERC 144-cell 550 Wp
    • TOPCon 144-cell 560–590 Wp
    Sources (6)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Premier Energies (opens in a new tab)
  6. Rayzon Solar logo

    Rayzon Solar

    SuratEst. 2017

    Makes monofacial and bifacial modules using TOPCon and Mono PERC cells.

    Modules / yr
    11.3 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    NA
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    625 Wp

    Variants

    • 425–440 Wp
    • 540–555 Wp
    • 580–600 Wp
    • 610–625 Wp (210R)
    Sources (3)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Rayzon Solar (opens in a new tab)
  7. Saatvik Green Energy logo

    Saatvik Green Energy

    AmbalaEst. 2015

    Makes TOPCon, bifacial and Mono PERC modules, and also offers inverters, pumps and EPC services.

    Main module plant at Ambala, Haryana.

    Modules / yr
    4.8 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    NA
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    625 Wp

    Variants

    • PERC 108-cell 370–415 Wp
    • TOPCon 108-cell 410–440 Wp
    • PERC 120-cell 420–460 Wp
    • TOPCon 132-cell 510–540 Wp
    • PERC 144-cell 525–555 Wp
    • PERC 156-cell 560–590 Wp
    • TOPCon 144-cell 560–615 Wp
    • TOPCon 156-cell 600–625 Wp
    Sources (3)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Saatvik Green Energy (opens in a new tab)
  8. Tata Power Solar logo

    Tata Power Solar

    BengaluruEst. 1989

    Tata Power's solar manufacturing and solutions arm, making cells and modules and selling rooftop systems and pumps.

    Modules / yr
    ~5 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    ~4.8 GW/yr
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC
    Top module
    620 Wp

    Variants

    • Mono PERC 72-cell 500–555 Wp
    • Mono PERC 78-cell 555–600 Wp
    • TOPCon bifacial 570–590 Wp
    • TOPCon bifacial 590–620 Wp
    Sources (2)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Tata Power Solar (opens in a new tab)
  9. Vikram Solar logo

    Vikram Solar

    KolkataEst. 2005

    Long-established module maker offering several module series for utility, commercial and rooftop projects.

    Module series include Hypersol and Paradea.

    Modules / yr
    15.5 GW/yr
    Cells / yr
    NA
    Tech
    TOPCon (N-type)
    Top module
    715 Wp

    Variants

    • Prexos bifacial 340–550 Wp
    • Somera mono PERC 345–665 Wp
    • Paradea G2G 395–680 Wp
    • Hypersol TOPCon 415–720 Wp
    Sources (6)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Vikram Solar (opens in a new tab)
  10. Waaree Energies logo

    Waaree Energies

    MumbaiEst. 1990

    One of India's largest solar module makers, supplying domestic and export projects across utility, commercial and rooftop segments.

    Modules / yr
    ~25.8 GW/yr (incl. US)
    Cells / yr
    5.4 GW/yr
    Tech
    TOPCon, Mono PERC, HJT
    Top module
    730 Wp

    Variants

    • Small modules 0.5–50 Wp
    • Mono PERC 380–590 Wp
    • TOPCon mono 415–700 Wp
    • HJT bifacial 700–730 Wp
    Sources (5)
    • Utility-scale
    • C&I
    • Residential
    Website of Waaree Energies (opens in a new tab)

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Compiled from company websites and published industry lists, and written in our own words. Figures on each card are as the company publishes them, and the pages we took them from are under Sources on the card; NA means we could not find a published figure. Logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify each company. Ingro Energy is not affiliated with the companies listed, and they do not endorse Ingro EMS. Last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something out of date, or want your company added or removed? Write to us.

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The Approved List of Models and Manufacturers, maintained by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Government-backed and subsidised solar projects, including PM Surya Ghar rooftop subsidies, must use modules from listed manufacturers.

There is no single best. TOPCon modules are now widely made in India and offer better efficiency than older Mono PERC. Look at the temperature coefficient too: a lower figure means less loss on hot days.

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