SAEL is poised to further strengthen its renewable energy value chain through the development of an advanced solar cell manufacturing facility in Greater Noida. This upcoming plant represents a strategic move toward backward integration, ensuring greater control over quality, supply reliability, and technology adoption within the solar ecosystem.
The facility will feature state-of-the-art automation and focus on high-efficiency N-Type TOPCon cell technology, enabling SAEL to support both its own module production and the broader market's evolving needs. Sustainability and operational excellence will remain central to all processes, in line with SAEL's commitment to responsible growth and innovation. Projects
The Greater Noida plant will have an annual capacity of 5 GW, which will position SAEL to meet increasing demand for advanced solar solutions.
This backward integration will optimize production efficiency, reduce reliance on imports, and accelerate the deployment of next-generation solar technologies across India.
The upcoming facility marks a significant step in SAEL’s backward integration strategy, enhancing supply chain resilience and quality assurance.
Advanced automation and stringent quality protocols will be implemented to deliver industry-leading N-Type TOPCon cells.
The project aligns with India’s renewable energy targets, supporting scalable and efficient solar module manufacturing.
Strong government policy support and a skilled talent pool will underpin the facility’s success.
Protective tariffs on imports to encourage domestic manufacturing.
Mandates use of Indian-made cells and modules in government projects.
Production-based incentives for high-efficiency solar PV cells and modules.
25% duty on imported solar cells.
Only certified products are eligible for government-backed projects.
The project will be developed as per the global safety, technology and production standards, and manufacturing highly advanced solar energy products.
The project will create new employment opportunities in the region and promote continuous skilling of the workforce.