Vikram Solar turns India's largest module manufacturer with upto 2.5 GW capacity

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Articulating on the occasion Mr. Gyanesh Chaudhary, Managing Director, Vikram Solar, stated, "We believe that the exponential demand surge for solar energy coupled with a clarion call globally to diversify trade markets and supply chain presents a huge opportunity for indigenous solar manufacturing.

Vikram Solaris committed to enable India's Aatmanirbhar Bharat vision and accelerate the clean energy transition. We believe, our new facility further strengthens not just Vikram Solar but the Nation's solar manufacturing prowess and ecosystem. Apart from bridging the demand-supply gap for modules, our state-of-the-art facility will propel technological innovation, job creation and aid India's renewable energy targets."

Additionally, he said, "This is an extension of our endeavour to provide high quality, reliable, technologically superior products and timely delivery to our customers. It will further contribute as an R&D platform for next-gen module technology. We have extensively leveraged digitization to ensure reliable and efficient manufacturing operations. We thank the Tamil Nadu government for their continued support and conducive environment to enable ease of doing business within the state."

The state-of-the-art machinery deployed at the factory and the convergence of digitization with manufacturing would recast the global manufacturing landscape and give Vikram Solar the competitive-edge. We have executed digital production display board, the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled inspection for zero defect amongst various such emerging technologies. The digitization initiatives have further facilitated seamless process like lean manufacturing, reducing and controlling wastages.

Vikram Solar's manufacturing footprint comprises of 1.2 GW facility in Falta, West Bengal and the new facility of 1.3 GW in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The firm has shipped over 3.5 GW PV modules globally.