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India Accelerates Solar Manufacturing & Green-Energy Hubs

Panaji, Goa – 17 November 2025  |  By SolSetu News Desk

India’s solar energy sector is entering a new growth phase, with large investments flowing into integrated solar manufacturing and regional green-energy hubs across key states. New plants in Madhya Pradesh and upcoming projects in Andhra Pradesh are expected to strengthen domestic supply chains, reduce import dependency, and create thousands of clean-energy jobs.

Major Solar Manufacturing & Green-Energy Announcements

1️⃣ Large Integrated Solar Manufacturing Facility in Madhya Pradesh

A leading Indian renewable-energy group has announced an investment of around ₹8,000 crore to establish a multi-GW integrated solar manufacturing facility in Madhya Pradesh. The project aims to manufacture solar modules, cells and related components under one roof, supporting India’s “Make in India” and Atmanirbhar Bharat goals.

• Planned capacity in the range of multi-GW to serve utility-scale and rooftop markets.
• Focus on high-efficiency modules suitable for Indian climate conditions.
• Potential to significantly cut lead times and logistics costs for Indian developers.

2️⃣ Ujjain–Shajapur Region Emerging as a Green-Energy Hub

The Ujjain–Shajapur belt in Madhya Pradesh is being positioned as a key green-energy and industrial corridor. State-level announcements highlight multiple upcoming units, including a large solar-equipment manufacturing facility, associated industries and support infrastructure.

These units are expected to:

• Create thousands of direct and indirect jobs in manufacturing and services.
• Support nearby solar parks and utility-scale solar projects.
• Develop a local ecosystem of logistics, warehousing, O&M and component suppliers.

3️⃣ 1 GW Renewable Projects Planned in Andhra Pradesh

In another significant development, a clean-energy company has signed an MoU of about ₹6,400 crore with the Andhra Pradesh government to develop around 1 GW of renewable projects, including solar and hybrid solutions.

The projects are expected to be implemented in phases and will:

• Add new clean-energy capacity to the state grid.
• Support India’s national renewable and climate targets.
• Open opportunities for EPC contractors, O&M providers and local vendors.

What This Means for Solar Vendors, EPCs and Buyers

These announcements are not just “big news” headlines—they have practical implications for the entire solar value chain in India, from manufacturers and EPC players to end buyers.

🔧 For Solar Vendors & EPC Companies

• More domestic module and component availability, potentially reducing dependence on imports.
• Better scope to offer “100% Made in India” solutions under various government schemes.
• Possibility of long-term partnerships with new manufacturing hubs for price stability and priority allocation.

🏢 For Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Buyers

• Access to more reliable local supply chains with shorter lead times.
• Better after-sales support and availability of spares from within India.
• Potential cost advantages as manufacturing scales up and competition grows.

How SolSetu Can Help You Leverage This New Phase

As a dedicated solar vendor–client bridge, SolSetu is well-positioned to help the industry take advantage of this new manufacturing and project-development wave.

• Vendors: If you are an EPC, distributor or manufacturer, update your SolSetu profile to highlight “Made in India modules”, MP/AP project experience and utility-scale capabilities.
• Buyers: Use SolSetu to discover trusted solar vendors for rooftop, C&I and utility-scale projects across India:

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• PR & Visibility: Solar companies announcing new plants, projects or partnerships can publish verified news on SolSetu and reach buyers through Google News:

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India’s solar journey is now moving from just deployment to a mix of manufacturing, hubs and large-scale projects. Stakeholders who position themselves early in this ecosystem—by building strong local partnerships and visible digital presence—are likely to benefit the most in the coming years.