Winds of change
The Indian solar manufacturing sector is set for a boom in the coming years, due to the country’s enormous appetite for solar and policy support in the form of import duties and local production incentives. On the technology side, a few players are already looking at n-type TOPCon cells, but their embrace by the majority has been slow to materialize, due to the high investment costs that are required. This ensures that the build-out of new PERC capacity will continue over the short term.
The Indian solar manufacturing sector, currently limited to mostly module production, is seeing increased activity on the cell front. New players are joining the existing handful to announce big plans. Bridge To India Managing Director Vinay Rustagi expects to see a massive cell manufacturing expansion of up to 35GW in the next two to three …
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