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Solex Energy Plans ?8,000 Crore Investment
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Solex Energy Plans ?8,000 Crore Investment

Solex Energy has announced a substantial ?8,000 crore investment to expand its solar module manufacturing capacity by 15 GW. This initiative is aimed at boosting India's renewable energy production as the country strives to meet its clean energy goals. The planned expansion will strengthen Solex Energy’s position in the solar sector, enabling the company to contribute significantly to India’s green energy transition.

This move comes as global demand for solar modules continues to surge, driven by the need for sustainable energy solutions. Solex Energy's decision aligns with India’s push to increase its renewable energy footprint, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions and fostering energy independence.

The expansion will likely create numerous jobs and enhance the manufacturing ecosystem for solar components within the country. By investing in cutting-edge technology and enhancing production capacity, Solex Energy positions itself as a key player in the renewable energy sector, ready to meet growing domestic and international demands for solar energy.

Solex Energy has announced a substantial ?8,000 crore investment to expand its solar module manufacturing capacity by 15 GW. This initiative is aimed at boosting India's renewable energy production as the country strives to meet its clean energy goals. The planned expansion will strengthen Solex Energy’s position in the solar sector, enabling the company to contribute significantly to India’s green energy transition. This move comes as global demand for solar modules continues to surge, driven by the need for sustainable energy solutions. Solex Energy's decision aligns with India’s push to increase its renewable energy footprint, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions and fostering energy independence. The expansion will likely create numerous jobs and enhance the manufacturing ecosystem for solar components within the country. By investing in cutting-edge technology and enhancing production capacity, Solex Energy positions itself as a key player in the renewable energy sector, ready to meet growing domestic and international demands for solar energy.

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