The ingots and wafers will be used to make solar cells and modules in Adani’s module assembly plant. Image: Adani Solar.
Indian conglomerate Adani Group has reportedly started producing ingots and wafers for its solar cell and module manufacturing plant, according to a report from Reuters.
Adani Group has begun commercial production of ingots and wafers with a capacity of 2GW. The ingots and wafers will be used to make solar cells and modules in Adani’s module assembly plant in Gujarat, India. Aside from producing ingots and wafers, Adani Group also aims to produce polysilicon in 2027 at the earliest, becoming India’s first integrated solar manufacturer.
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