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ADM Solar TOPCon Module Facility in UP : ADM Solar Unveils 2 GW TOPCon Module Facility in UP, Boosts Capacity to 2.8 GW.

ADM Solar TOPCon Module Facility in UP

ADM Solar TOPCon Module Facility in UP

ADM Solar TOPCon Module Facility in UP : ₹500 Crore Expansion Positions Uttar Pradesh as India’s Emerging Solar Manufacturing Hub

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh – ADM Solar a leading Indian solar module manufacturer, has announced a major capacity expansion from 800 MW to 2.8 GW anchored by a new 2 GW N-Type TOPCon module facility in Aligarh. The ₹500 crore investment will establish one of India’s most advanced AI-driven solar plants featuring fully automated production lines and cutting-edge quality control systems.


Key Features of ADM Solar TOPCon Module Facility in UP

1. Next-Gen Manufacturing Capabilities

✔ Technology: N-Type TOPCon bifacial modules (up to 650Wp output)
✔ Automation: Robotics, AI-driven defect detection, thermal imaging
✔ Sustainability: Low waste production aligned with global benchmarks
✔ Certifications: BIS & UL compliant for domestic and export markets

2. Strategic Expansion Details

ParameterDetails
Total Investment₹500 crore ($60 million)
Land Area25 acres (20 for plant + 5 infra)
Production Start2025 (expected)
Target MarketsUtility-scale, C&I, residential

3. E-Waste Management Initiative


Why Uttar Pradesh is Becoming a Solar Manufacturing Powerhouse?

✅ Major Investments in UP’s Solar Sector

✅ Policy Support & Incentives


Industry Impact & Market Outlook

1. Strengthening India’s Solar Supply Chain

2. Technology Leapfrogging

3. Job Creation & Skill Development


What’s Next for ADM Solar & UP’s Solar Ecosystem?

🔹 2025: Full-scale production begins
🔹 2026: Potential backward integration into cell manufacturing
🔹 2027: UP could host 10+ GW of integrated solar production


Conclusion:
ADM Solar’s 2 GW TOPCon expansion cements Uttar Pradesh’s position as India’s fastest-growing solar manufacturing cluster. With cutting-edge tech, automation, and sustainability focus, the facility sets a new benchmark for “Make in India” solar modules while supporting the country’s 500 GW renewable energy target.

Bigger Picture:
☀️ India’s module capacity could cross 100 GW by 2027
🔄 Circular economy initiatives to gain momentum with PV waste rules

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