Bluebird Solar, an Indian module manufacturer, showcased PERC-based PV modules ranging from 400 W to 550 W at Intersolar India 2024. Expanding to the PV sector in 2016, the company offers monofacial and bifacial PV modules using M10 cells in glass-glass or glass-backsheet configurations with 10 busbar metallization. As per an exhibitor of Bluebird, the company aims to expand production to 1.2 GW around Q1 2024, employing AI-based machines for TOPCon module fabrication. Future plans include reaching a 2 GW annual capacity by 2025, focusing on global module shipments. Notably, a recent shipment totaled 1.2 MW for a US project.
Bluebird Solar plans expanding manufacturing capacity
Bluebird Solar’s expansion focuses on high-efficiency TOPCon modules (580W-650W). (Image Credit: Bluebird Solar).
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