Shweta Solar to establish domestic solar manufacturing hub in India

Shweta Solar Pvt. Ltd aims to establish a robust domestic solar manufacturing hub in India, focusing on high-efficiency panels, technology integration, and research-based innovation.

Shweta Solar Pvt. Ltd (Shweta Solar) is on its mission to create a strong domestic solar manufacturing hub. With an eye on high-efficiency panels, technology integration and research-based innovation, the company is well poised to emerge as a dependable partner in India’s transition to clean energy.

Shweta Solar believes that India possesses the scale, talent pool, and policy climate to transform from module assembly to a complete solar production industry. According to the company, the next five years will be crucial for increasing capacities across polysilicon, ingots, wafers and cells, paving the way for India to emerge as a competitive solar hub worldwide.

Sanjay Garg, Director, Shweta Solar Pvt. Ltd, said, “At Shweta Solar, we believe that reducing import dependence, developing indigenous technology, and investing in R&D are critical to India’s energy security. However, self-reliance in solar manufacturing goes beyond assembling modules in India. It actually involves creating a strong ecosystem across the entire value chain—from cells and wafers to modules and balance-of-system components.”

Shweta Solar has a wide range of high-efficiency solar panels for residential, commercial and utility-scale applications. From production to execution of major projects, the company supports a quality-first strategy. Innovation is central to Shweta Solar. The company drives R&D activities, and with an AI-powered monitoring system, it develops next-gen technologies to boost efficiency and output.

Shweta Solar is preparing to launch a new solar module plant in the NCR region with a capacity of 1.2 GW. When the plant starts operating, it will help meet the rising demand for solar panels all across India. By increasing its production, Shweta Solar hopes to play a bigger role in growing India’s solar industry and supporting the country’s move towards cleaner, more reliable and locally made renewable energy.