Credence Solar has expanded its manufacturing capacity under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s (MNRE) Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) to 2,291 MW, marking another milestone in the company’s growth as India’s domestic solar manufacturing sector continues to expand.
Alongside the updated ALMM listing, the company has introduced high-efficiency solar modules with power output of up to 745 W, the highest-wattage modules manufactured by Credence since its inception. The new modules are designed to cater to the growing demand for high-performance solar solutions across utility-scale, commercial and industrial projects.
The expanded ALMM-approved manufacturing capacity strengthens Credence’s position in India’s solar manufacturing ecosystem while enhancing its ability to serve the country’s rapidly growing renewable energy market. The latest addition also reflects the company’s continued investments in advanced manufacturing technologies, product development and manufacturing scale.
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According to the company, the updated ALMM listing reinforces its commitment to supporting India’s clean energy transition by delivering reliable, high-quality, domestically manufactured solar modules. The expanded portfolio is expected to help meet increasing demand for next-generation solar products as India accelerates the deployment of renewable energy projects.
Commenting on the development, the company said the achievement represents another important milestone in its mission to build a stronger and more sustainable energy future. It added that continued investments in manufacturing excellence, innovation and advanced technologies will enable Credence to deliver efficient, reliable and future-ready solar solutions to customers across multiple market segments.
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India’s solar manufacturing sector has witnessed significant capacity expansion over the past few years, driven by government initiatives promoting domestic manufacturing and the growing demand for locally produced solar modules. The ALMM framework continues to play a key role in strengthening the domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem by encouraging the use of approved manufacturers in eligible projects.
With an ALMM-approved manufacturing capacity of 2,291 MW and the launch of 745 W high-efficiency solar modules, Credence Solar is further expanding its manufacturing capabilities while supporting India’s long-term renewable energy and energy security objectives.
