Avaada Electro Flaunts 720Wp Modules, Nagpur Unit Gets A Fillip

Avaada Electro Flaunts 720Wp Modules, Nagpur Unit Gets A Fillip

Avaada Electro, the solar manufacturing unit of the Avaada Group, said on Tuesday that its Butibori facility in Nagpur, Maharashtra, has been included in the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s (MNRE) Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM).

The listing includes Avaada’s G12 glass-to-glass modules with power output of up to 720 Wp, and G12R modules up to 630 Wp. The company is also scaling up the Butibori facility’s production capacity to 7 GW by July.

720 Wp TOPCon modules 

Avaada Electro has begun commercial production of BIS-certified N-type TOPCon solar modules in 720 Wp and 630 Wp variants. Modules in the 595 Wp to 605 Wp range are currently being shipped from the company’s Dadri facility, with 720 Wp units now being dispatched from Nagpur.

The company is targeting a cumulative 12 GW solar module and 12 GW solar cell manufacturing capacity by the next financial year. Its integrated manufacturing operations cover upstream components including ingots, wafers, glass, encapsulants, and packaging materials.

Dadri Manufacturing Center

Avaada’s Dadri facility is already ALMM-certified and uses green power and AI-enabled quality control systems. The facilities also incorporate cloud-based energy monitoring systems to optimize operational efficiency.

The MNRE’s ALMM list is a mandatory requirement for solar modules to be used in government-supported projects and is part of India’s push to strengthen domestic solar manufacturing.nt outlet (e.g., Bloomberg, ET Energy, or Business Standard) or if you’d like a shorter headline version.