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Module feast, cell famine
With sustained policy support, India has rapidly grown its domestic supply of PV modules over the past few years. Now it is moving into the more challenging sectors of cell and wafer manufacturing.
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India’s domestic PV‑module supply has expanded quickly under continued policy support, prompting the country to tackle the more demanding cell and wafer manufacturing sectors. The shift follows the launch of the second Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM‑II), which entered into force on 1 June 2026. This regulatory step marks the latest phase of India’s solar‑industry development, moving beyond module production toward upstream component fabrication.
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