Premier Energies Commissions India's Largest Solar Cell Facility, Reaching 10.6 GW Capacity
Premier Energies commissioned its 7 GW N-type TOPCon G12R solar cell facility in Naidupeta, Andhra Pradesh. The plant, built at a capex of ₹3,293 crore, makes Premier Energies India's largest solar cell manufacturer with a total capacity of 10.6 GW. The facility aims for high-efficiency solar products and supports the company's integrated manufacturing roadmap.
The commissioning of India's largest solar cell facility represents a substantial increase in manufacturing capacity and strengthens the company's position in the renewable energy sector, which is likely to have a significant impact on its market share and revenue.
The company has commissioned India's largest solar cell manufacturing facility, significantly increasing its capacity and market position. This is a major operational achievement and expansion for the company.
Premier Energies Limited has commissioned its 7 GW N-type TOPCon G12R solar cell manufacturing facility at Naidupeta, Andhra Pradesh. This new facility, developed at a capital expenditure of ₹3,293 crore, is India's largest solar cell manufacturing plant and brings the company's total solar cell capacity to 10.6 GW, making it India's largest cell manufacturer.
The facility is designed for high-throughput, digitally enabled manufacturing, producing approximately 88,000 solar cells per hour with advanced digital systems and artificial intelligence for predictive performance analysis and precision manufacturing. It is also designed for future upgrades to next-generation TOPCon+ technologies and targets an average solar cell efficiency of approximately 25.8% after ramp-up.
Mr. Chiranjeev Saluja, Managing Director, stated that the commissioning is an important execution milestone and that the company remains positive on the outlook for orders, pricing, and demand for high-efficiency solar products. The expansion strengthens their strategy of building a fully integrated and globally competitive solar manufacturing platform. A Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) system has also been implemented to maximize water recycling and reuse.
Premier Energies is undertaking a ₹12,500 crore capital expenditure program over three years to expand its manufacturing capacity, backward integrate into ingots and wafers, and diversify into inverters, transformers, and battery energy storage systems.
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