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Telangana issues bids for 50 MW of Mono PERC Solar Modules
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Telangana issues bids for 50 MW of Mono PERC Solar Modules

The Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation (TSREDCO) has released a request for bids to purchase 50 MW of monocrystalline passivated emitter and rear contact (PERC) solar modules under the domestic content requirement (DCR) and non-DCR classes.

The grid-connected rooftop solar programme (Phase II) and other government initiatives will make use of the PERC Solar modules. From the project's commencement date for a year, up to 50 MW will be purchased.

The following day, January 3, 2023, will be announced as the deadline for submitting online bids.

The whole number of the modules shall be supplied within two (2) weeks after the date of the Purchase Order.

Bidders are required to deposit a security deposit of Rs. 1 million in order to participate in the auction. Alternately, bidders may offer a bank guarantee with a minimum term of 18 months for Rs. 1 million.

Solar modules should be free of cracks, air bubbles, delamination, excessive or uneven adhesive marks, scratches on the glass or frame, and unusual cell colours.

For the solar modules, the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy should be consulted.

See also:
Amp Energy, Websol enter JV for 1.2 GW solar cells, modules
BHEL invites bids for 10.27 mn mono PERC solar cells


The Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation (TSREDCO) has released a request for bids to purchase 50 MW of monocrystalline passivated emitter and rear contact (PERC) solar modules under the domestic content requirement (DCR) and non-DCR classes. The grid-connected rooftop solar programme (Phase II) and other government initiatives will make use of the PERC Solar modules. From the project's commencement date for a year, up to 50 MW will be purchased. The following day, January 3, 2023, will be announced as the deadline for submitting online bids. The whole number of the modules shall be supplied within two (2) weeks after the date of the Purchase Order. Bidders are required to deposit a security deposit of Rs. 1 million in order to participate in the auction. Alternately, bidders may offer a bank guarantee with a minimum term of 18 months for Rs. 1 million. Solar modules should be free of cracks, air bubbles, delamination, excessive or uneven adhesive marks, scratches on the glass or frame, and unusual cell colours. For the solar modules, the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy should be consulted. See also: Amp Energy, Websol enter JV for 1.2 GW solar cells, modulesBHEL invites bids for 10.27 mn mono PERC solar cells

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