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Credence Solar Announces Groundbreaking of 2 GW Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility in Rajkot

Credence Solar Panels has announced the ground-breaking of a 2 GW solar cell manufacturing plant in Rajkot, Gujarat, focused on next-generation G12 and G12R technologies, set to begin operations by the last quarter of 2026.

March 16, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey

Gujarat-based solar panel manufacturer Credence Solar Panels has announced that the company has broken ground for its new 2 GW solar cell manufacturing plant in Rajkot, Gujarat.
 
The upcoming 2 GW cell production facility, expected to commence operations by the last quarter of this year, will focus primarily on next-generation G12 and G12R solar cell technologies, the company stated. “These advanced cell formats are widely recognised for enabling higher wattage solar modules, improved efficiency levels, and enhanced power generation, reflecting the industry’s transition toward larger-format and high-performance photovoltaic solutions,” it said.
 
The development comes at a crucial time as India intensifies efforts to expand domestic solar manufacturing under by bringing solar cells under the ambit of Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) List-II from June 1, 2026. “By moving early to establish a technologically advanced production line, Credence Solar is positioning itself to align with upcoming regulatory requirements while meeting the increasing demand for locally manufactured solar cells and modules,” asserted the company.
 
A spokesperson of Credence Solar noted that the new facility will play a vital role in strengthening the company’s manufacturing ecosystem, providing greater control over technology adoption, product quality, and supply chain reliability. “Credence Solar has already built a reputation for its early adoption of advanced photovoltaic technologies, including being among the first Indian manufacturers to commercialise G12-based PV modules with capacities reaching up to 730W.”
 
The addition of the cell manufacturing line is expected to further reinforce the company’s strategic vision of achieving deeper vertical integration, allowing it to enhance operational efficiency while supporting the evolving needs of the solar market and contributing to India’s broader goal of building a self-reliant solar manufacturing ecosystem.
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