New Delhi, India-based Gautam Solar has announced an expansion into PV cell manufacturing with plans to invest INR 1,000 crore in a new 2 GW facility. This facility will produce domestic content requirement (DCR) compliant solar cells, which are crucial for government-supported projects that demand locally-manufactured components. With this move, the company positions itself as an alternative to Chinese manufacturers.
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