With a population of 170 crore people, India has a massive demand for energy to fuel its rapidly growing economy. From an energy-deficient nation at independence, seven decades of efforts at making India energy-independent have bore fruit, and we are a power surplus nation today with a total installed power capacity of four lakh megawatts.
With sustainable development goals in mind, India is rapidly shifting towards environment-friendly and green technology to cater to its needs.
Today, India is the world’s third largest producer of renewable energy, with 40% of its installed electricity capacity coming from non-fossil fuel sources.
India’s total installed solar power capacity stands at 73.31 gigawatts, which is poised to grow more.
The government of India has been aggressively pushing the industry to manufacture Photovoltaic (PV) cells domestically and make solar power more accessible through its investments.
Schemes such as the National Solar Mission, Rooftop Solar Scheme, and PM-KUSUM scheme support farmers in installing solar pumps for irrigation, as well as the visionary initiative by India that created the International Solar Alliance.
Heeding the call, many players have started manufacturing solar panels in India and are working towards making Bharat self-reliant in PV cell manufacturing.
Big players like Adani Green and Tata Solar Power Systems dominate PV cell manufacturing in India. However, many new players have emerged in the field that are manufacturing quality solar panels in India.
Here’s a list of top manufacturers making India green and helping its populace tap into the unlimited source of energy that is sustainable and affordable.
Emvee was founded in 2007 to develop and manufacture high-performance Photovoltaic (PV) modules. Emmvee Photovoltaic is headquartered in Bengaluru and has active sales offices across India and Germany. It has successfully carried out multiple projects across India and Europe.
Renewable energy has a lot of potential, with solar energy having a lot of potential, especially in the tropics, which receives a lot of sunshine and can be used to tap into a never-ending source of power.
With the government’s push for solar power, the population’s increased energy needs, and pollution caused by fossil fuels, Solar energy can be a game changer in the ever-growing energy sector.
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