India- based Airox Nigen announced the establishment of a 600 MW solar module manufacturing line in Rohnat, Haryana, as part of its 2 GW renewable energy project plan. Located within a 17-acre Renewable Energy Park, the facility will leverage advanced technology to produce high-efficiency solar modules for domestic and international markets. The initial 600 MW facility serves as the foundation for scaling up to a full 2 GW capacity. The first phase is expected to begin production within five months. The company plans to invest INR 800 crore (~$94.31 million) in the project in a phased manner.
Airox Nigen set up 600 MW solar facility in Haryana
Announced in December 2024, Airox Nigen’s solar facility will expand renewable capacity and produce high-efficiency modules in five months. (Image Credit/Source: MarkStabenicki/Pexels)
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