The agreement covers three distinct sites with capacities of 71 MW, 102 MW, and 594 MW. These projects will utilize the company's Vega Series bifacial modules, which feature Galaxion N-Type cells designed for high energy yields in commercial and industrial applications. By securing this volume, Inox Solar Americas reinforces its role as a key player in the U.S. transition toward localized energy infrastructure.
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Inox Solar Americas Secures 767-MW Supply Deal for U.S. Solar Projects
A major U.S. renewable energy developer has tapped Inox Solar Americas to supply 767 megawatts of photovoltaic modules for utility-scale projects in North Carolina and Texas. The contract, announced Tuesday, marks a critical expansion for the Greenville-based manufacturer as it scales up domestic production for 2027 delivery.
Beyond technical performance, the deal addresses the industry's tightening regulatory environment. Ashok Nair, President and CEO, noted that developers are increasingly prioritizing supply-chain transparency and compliance with domestic content requirements over raw efficiency. The manufacturer is currently utilizing its Greenville facility—acquired from Boviet Solar—to meet these standards, with plans to bring 3.0 gigawatts of annual cell manufacturing capacity online by 2027. This move positions the firm to navigate evolving federal policies regarding foreign entities of concern while providing developers the long-term bankability required for large-scale financing.
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