Vikram Solar Wins 148.9 MW Solar Module Supply Order from Sunsure for Maharashtra, UP

Kolkata-based solar module manufacturer Vikram Solar has secured a major order from Sunsure Energy to supply 148.9 MW of solar modules. The 595 Wp modules will be deployed across Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, two states at the forefront of India’s clean energy transition.

In a press release, Vikram Solar said it will provide its advanced M10R N-Type TOPCon modules to Sunsure, known for high efficiency, reliability, and superior energy yield. This latest order adds to a series of significant wins for the company this year, including 200 MW from AB Energia, 336 MW from L&T Construction, and 326 MW from Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited, among others.

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Gyanesh Chaudhary, Chairman & Managing Director, Vikram Solar, said, "India recently crossing the 125 GW renewable energy capacity mark is a powerful reminder of the momentum we've built on our clean energy journey. We are moving swiftly and decisively toward our national goals, and collaboration with Sunsure Energy play a vital role in sustaining that progress. By combining technological excellence with strong industry partnerships, we are not just accelerating project execution but also strengthening the collective ecosystem that will power India's clean energy future."

Manish Mehta, Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer at Sunsure Energy, said, "At Sunsure, our mission is to empower India's industries with reliable, round-the-clock green energy by building large-scale renewable plants equipped with superior-quality modules and advanced BESS technologies, while upholding the highest standards of operational excellence. Partnering with Vikram Solar for our upcoming projects in our key markets - Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, reflects our commitment to integrating world-class technology with efficient execution. Their proven track record and manufacturing excellence align with our performance goals. Together, we aim to deliver clean energy at scale across India and contribute meaningfully to India's ambition of achieving 500 GW of clean energy capacity."

The project supports India's target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030, while also driving local economic impact through clean power access, reduced carbon emissions, and enhanced energy security.