From pv magazine India
Redington Ltd., an Indian integrated technology solutions provider, has formed a partnership with solar cell and module manufacturer Websol Energy System to market solar kits for the residential rooftop segment in India. Customers can receive central subsidies of up to INR 78,000 ($892) and state solar subsidies on these installations.
Under the partnership, Redington Solar will deliver bundled solar kits for homes and small businesses, each containing high-efficiency Websol modules, inverters, and BoS accessories. The kits are available in sizes from 2 kW to 10 kW, serving a range of rooftop energy needs.
The collaboration draws on Redington’s distribution network and supply chain to make Websol solar kits accessible across India.
“Our partnership with Websol allows us to offer solar kits that empower customers to harness solar energy while benefiting from government subsidies,” said Pradeep Srikanthan, vice president of Redington Solar. “These kits are a game-changer for residential and small-scale projects, combining convenience, quality, and affordability. With Redington’s robust distribution capabilities, we are well-positioned to drive the adoption of Made in India solar solutions nationwide.”
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