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Aman
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Aman
Asked: February 6, 2025
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  • Solar Faqs Team
    Solar Faqs Team

    TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) solar modules are considered more efficient than existing technologies like mono-PERC and polycrystalline modules. In India, the industry is gradually shifting towards TOPCon due to its higher demand and superior efficiency. While mono-PERC modules typicallyRead more

    TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) solar modules are considered more efficient than existing technologies like mono-PERC and polycrystalline modules. In India, the industry is gradually shifting towards TOPCon due to its higher demand and superior efficiency. While mono-PERC modules typically achieve efficiencies of around 20-22%, TOPCon modules can reach 23-25% efficiency. This means they can convert more sunlight into electricity, making them a more effective choice for solar projects.

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Akshit Talukdar
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Akshit Talukdar
Asked: January 12, 2024
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  • Solar Faqs Team
    Solar Faqs Team

    Solar  modules are actually closer to an assembly process than manufacturing. All previous levels in the chain, from cells to wafers to ingot and polysilicon, are not made in India, other than a little captive capacity for solar cells with some manufacturers.  Most of these are imported from China aRead more

    Solar  modules are actually closer to an assembly process than manufacturing. All previous levels in the chain, from cells to wafers to ingot and polysilicon, are not made in India, other than a little captive capacity for solar cells with some manufacturers.  Most of these are imported from China and are then embedded into a panel in India. Thus, with a capacity of over 60 GW now, in future, all solar modules you see are likely to have been ‘made’ in India.

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Bharat
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Bharat
Asked: November 22, 2024
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vicky
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vicky
Asked: November 5, 2024
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Surendra
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Surendra
Asked: May 31, 2024
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  • Balvinder singh
    Balvinder singh

    Yes, solar panels will continue to work even when dirty, although at a degraded performance level. We have tracked output drops of over 15-20% in really dirty panels versus panels cleaned a day earlier. So if you are in an area prone to dusty weather, then cleaning your panels once a fortnite at leaRead more

    Yes, solar panels will continue to work even when dirty, although at a degraded performance level. We have tracked output drops of over 15-20% in really dirty panels versus panels cleaned a day earlier. So if you are in an area prone to dusty weather, then cleaning your panels once a fortnite at least is advisable. Large, utility scale plants of course require much more regular maintenance.

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Harish
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Harish
Asked: January 7, 2025
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Srinivas
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Srinivas
Asked: February 21, 2025
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Jitendra
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Jitendra
Asked: April 23, 2025
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Dinesh
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Dinesh
Asked: December 26, 2024
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  • Manish Kumar
    Manish Kumar

    Yes. Solar manufacturers have revealed that the imposition of Basic Customs Duty (BCD) on solar glass and anti-dumping duty on the same can prevent the availability of cheap solar glass for Indian solar manufacturers. Experts claimed that it would lead to a minor increase in solar panel prices on aRead more

    Yes. Solar manufacturers have revealed that the imposition of Basic Customs Duty (BCD) on solar glass and anti-dumping duty on the same can prevent the availability of cheap solar glass for Indian solar manufacturers. Experts claimed that it would lead to a minor increase in solar panel prices on a per Watt basis. Although this will boost the demand for Indian solar glass makers like Borosil Renewables, this will affect the raw material cost for the solar module makers in India. 

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Ishaan
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Ishaan
Asked: December 5, 2024
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  • Solar Faqs Team
    Solar Faqs Team

    Yes. While currently are the handful of solar cell makers in India with a total capacity of around 8 GW, a number of solar companies have planned to setup solar cell lines. Around 30 Indian solar companies have announced setting up or expanding solar cell lines. If all announcements come true, IndiaRead more

    Yes. While currently are the handful of solar cell makers in India with a total capacity of around 8 GW, a number of solar companies have planned to setup solar cell lines. Around 30 Indian solar companies have announced setting up or expanding solar cell lines. If all announcements come true, India will have around 30 companies making solar cells by the end of 2027. The total production capacity from all these 30 companies is likely to touch 110 GW by the end of 2027.

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