Rayzon Solar is leading the renewable revolution. This is reflected by the company’s commitment to increasing production to 10 GW by 2024 and establishing a 1.0 GW TOPCon cell manufacturing plant by 2025. This strategic approach enhances the performance and reliability of solar solutions by Rayzon, driving job creation and innovation and strengthening the domestic solar industry. Chirag shares Rayzon Solar’s strategies and innovations in talks with EPR Magazine.
What are your strategies to meet the ‘Viksit Bharat’ goals?
At Rayzon Solar, our strategies to align with Viksit Bharat’s goals include accelerating the deployment of advanced solar technologies, such as our high-efficiency N-Topcon panels, and expanding our production capabilities to meet growing energy demands. By increasing our production capacity to 10 GW in India by 2024 and planning to launch a 1.0 GW TOPCon cell manufacturing plant by 2025, we are committed to enhancing the reliability and performance of our solar solutions. Investing in state-of-the-art testing facilities and expanding our workforce, currently at 2000 employees, will support India’s transition to renewable energy, drive innovation, create additional job opportunities, and strengthen the domestic solar industry. Our efforts will contribute to sustainable development and energy security, positioning India as a global leader in solar energy.
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