Energy America US, a solar module manufacturer and EPC contractor, is expanding in India with a 2 GW production facility to cater to domestic demand and global exports. According to the company, the facility will produce top-tier solar modules, including TOPCon and next-generation models. This move aligns with the company’s goal to become a significant renewable energy player, driven by India’s favorable policies and growing demand. The expansion will create jobs, boost the local economy, and enhance global access to affordable solar energy.
Energy America US expands in India
The new 2 GW production facility by Energy America US will manufacture advanced TOPCon and next-generation solar modules in India. (Image Credit: Energy America)
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