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GREW Solar expands with a focus on quality and manufacturing excellence
EPR Magazine (Electrical & Power Review)
|November 2025
Grew Solar research and development (R&D) efforts have emphasised aligning product standards with global benchmarks for quality and efficiency.
Hardip Singh outlines strategies as the company aims for 11 GW in module capacity and 8 GW in cell capacity by 2026.
What factors drove the rapid expansion from 1.2 GW line to 6.5 GW, and how did customer response influence it?
These capacities are nameplate capacities; what one actually gets depends upon various other factors. And the final capacity we derive from the module and cell parts will be approximately identical. In case of any discrepancy, the market is available, and we can also use imported cells to some extent. Initially, we had started with a 1.2-gigawatt line. We receive very encouraging responses from customers and stakeholders. That encouraged us to add another 1.8, and it got sold out very fast. We also got repeat orders because customers were satisfied with the quality.
This story is from the November 2025 edition of EPR Magazine (Electrical & Power Review).
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