Waaree supplies 150 MW solar modules for Indian project

The project enhanced renewable energy capacity and reduced greenhouse gas emissions using advanced solar modules and NABL testing. (Image Credit/Source: Sarangib/PIxabay)

India’s solar PV module manufacturer, Waaree Energies announced it had secured an order to supply 150 MW of Glass N-type Topcon bifacial solar modules, rated at 585/590W, for a renewable project in India. The modules were ordered by a customer engaged in renewable energy development and operations. Waaree operates an NABL-accredited testing lab. The project aimed to increase India’s renewable energy capacity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

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