Premier Energies Commissions 1.2 GW TOPCon Solar Cell Manufacturing Line in Telangana
The company is currently working on enhancing its cell and module production capacity to 8.4 GW and 11.1 GW respectively by June 2026.
June 27, 2025. By News Bureau
The company is one of the first few solar manufacturers in India to operationalize a TOPCon production line, capable of delivering solar cell efficiencies exceeding 25 percent.
The advanced 16-busbar architecture enhances power density and ensures superior energy yield under real-world conditions. The 1.2 GW cell line adds significantly to Premier Energies’ high-efficiency manufacturing capabilities and marks another major milestone in the company’s progress towards next-generation solar technologies.
The company is currently working on enhancing its cell and module production capacity to 8.4 GW and 11.1 GW, respectively, by June 2026.
The commissioning supports Premier Energies’ strategic roadmap of high-efficiency, vertically integrated manufacturing – from ingots and wafers to cells and modules – in alignment with the Government of India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Premier Energies is a publicly listed company and a player in solar manufacturing with a total manufacturing capacity of 11.1 GW (including 6 GW under construction). With the commissioning of the new TOPCon line, the company’s solar cell manufacturing capacity has increased from 2 GW to 3.2 GW. Premier Energies is known for its innovation, sustainability, and employee-centric culture, holding the distinction of a Great Place to Work certification for four consecutive years.
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