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Home/News/Solar PV/EMMVEE Adds 2,153 MW TOPCon Solar Cell Capacity to ALMM List-II
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EMMVEE Adds 2,153 MW TOPCon Solar Cell Capacity to ALMM List-II

By SolarScope India
August 28, 2026 1 Min Read
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The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has expanded the approved capacity under ALMM List-II for solar PV cells to 39.4 GW, following the addition of 7,632 MW in its ninth revision.

As part of this expansion, EMMVEE Photovoltaic Power Limited has added a TOPCon solar cell model to its enlisted capacity of 2,153 MW per year under ALMM List-II. The development reflects the increasing adoption of advanced, high-efficiency cell technologies by Indian solar manufacturers.

Key Highlights

  • 39.4 GW – Total approved ALMM List-II solar cell capacity
  • 7,632 MW – Capacity added in the ninth revision
  • ALMM List-I – Solar PV modules
  • ALMM List-II – Solar PV cells
  • 2,153 MW/year – EMMVEE’s enlisted solar cell capacity
  • 10.3 GW – EMMVEE’s module manufacturing capacity
  • 2.94 GW – EMMVEE’s solar cell manufacturing capacity

The expansion of ALMM List-II strengthens India’s domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem and supports the country’s push toward a more resilient and self-reliant solar supply chain.

With TOPCon technology gaining wider adoption, India’s solar manufacturing sector is increasingly shifting from simply expanding production capacity toward higher efficiency, advanced technologies, greater domestic value creation and stronger supply-chain integration.

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