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From pv journal India
India-based BVG has introduced plans to put in 2 GW of photo voltaic panel manufacturing capability in northern India. The primary section is a 500 MW, absolutely automated module line with tools from Mondragon Meeting in Spain.
BVG manufactures PV modules via its photo voltaic division, BVG Clear Vitality, which offers custom-made turnkey options for residential, industrial and industrial, and utility-scale segments.
The corporate expects the five hundred MW module line to be operational by September 2023. The ability will produce modules primarily based on M10, half-cut cells and is designed to provide greater than 2,000 modules per day.
“This line is absolutely upgradeable with next-generation modules and cell sizes between M3 to M12 and as much as 15BB, and has the choice to fabricate glass-glass and/or glass- again sheet modules,” mentioned BVG Clear Vitality CEO Pankaj Dhingra.
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