GREW Solar Showcases ALL-BLACK Rooftop, 590 Wp TOPCon Modules at RE+ 2025 Las Vegas

Ahmedabad-based GREW Solar showcased a range of the latest photovoltaic (PV) modules at RE+ 2025, North America’s largest clean energy trade show. The launch underlines India’s rising prominence in delivering high-quality, reliable, and globally compliant solar solutions, GREW Solar said in a press release.

Describing the products showcased at the event, GREW Solar said it launched the ALL-BLACK Series, specially designed for the United States (US) rooftop market. It explained, “These modules combine a sleek, modern aesthetic with proven performance across diverse weather conditions—including sun, cloud, rain, snow, and hailstorms. Backed by a 25-year warranty, they represent a long-term, reliable energy solution for homeowners. The product line also includes the G2G M10 TOPCon Series, ideal for commercial and industrial (C&I) applications. This series delivers up to 590 Wp, ensuring consistent performance and efficiency in all environments.” 

GREW Solar’s Entry Into the North American market

GREW Solar stated, “The unveiling marks **GREW Solar’s most significant entry into the North American market to date. Engineered for compliance and optimized for global performance, these new modules underscore India’s manufacturing strength and reinforce the nation’s critical role in accelerating the global clean energy transition.”

Following its successful participation at RE+ 2025, GREW Solar said it will now present its complete product portfolio at Renewable Energy India (REI) 2025.

Meeting US market requirements, the company explained, “The modules are UFLPA-compliant, ensuring seamless entry into the U.S. market by meeting stringent import standards and mitigating tariff or customs risks. Manufactured in India at GREW Solar’s state-of-the-art facility, each module undergoes 25+ rigorous IEC in-house tests, including hail impact, mechanical load, and environmental stress testing, ensuring global developers receive bankable, high-performance products.”

In India, with an existing 3.0 GW PV module capacity in Dudu (Jaipur), the company shared plans to expand to 11.0 GW, along with an upcoming 8.0 GW PV cell facility in Narmadapuram (MP).

Vinay Thadani, CEO & Director, GREW Solar, said: “India reaching 100 GW of module manufacturing capacity is a historic milestone, and GREW Solar is proud to be part of this journey. With the recent launch of our next-generation modules in USA, we are showing that India can not only achieve scale but also set global benchmarks in quality, reliability, and sustainability. With our in-house R&D facility, we are confident to achieve many more such milestones in manufacturing that will support the innovation drive and continue surge in our product efficiencies along with moving into backward integration by the end of 2026. By combining advanced technology, strict quality standards, and compliance assurance, we are giving global developers the confidence they need in today’s challenging project environment.”

The launch comes under the shadow of the tariffs imposed on India by the US, underscoring just how important it will be for solar manufactirers to see a resolution soon. As more and more Indian manufacturers reach scale and ability to deliver on the demands of the US market, the tariffs remain the last obstacle to a stroger show in that market.