SolarQuarter reports that the newly operational Karjan facility is designed to expand GB Solar Technologies’ solar module production capacity. The 2 GW plant supports India’s broader effort to localize clean-energy manufacturing and reduce dependence on imported solar equipment. For project developers, additional domestic module supply can improve procurement optionality as utility and distributed solar demand keeps rising.
Source: SolarQuarter. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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