India’s SECI accepting bids for 1 GW of solar modules
Solar Energy Corp. of India (SECI) has started accepting bids from solar manufacturers to supply 1 GW of PV modules built with domestically manufactured solar cells. Bidding closes on Aug. 17.
SECI has started accepting bids to supply 1 GWp of solar PV modules featuring India-made solar cells and modules.
The solar panels should come from the manufacturers listed in the ALMM list published by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).
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The total capacity of PV modules has been divided into two tranches of 500 MWp each. Manufacturers can bid for single packages of 500 MWp, or the entire capacity of 1 GWp.
The bidders must only offer one type of PV module (monocrystalline/thin-film) with the same dimensions, according to the MNRE.
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Uma Gupta
Based in New Delhi, Uma Gupta has over 15 years of experience in reporting on subjects ranging from semiconductor chips to energy and automation. She has been associated with pv magazine since 2018, covering latest trends and updates from the Indian solar and energy storage market.
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