The two Indian manufacturers will separately integrate Caelux’s energy-producing solar glass into perovskite-silicon tandem modules under five-year partnerships. Each agreement covers 5 GW, taking planned combined capacity to 10 GW. For India’s solar manufacturing sector, the deals matter because tandem technology could lift module performance while supporting domestic value creation beyond conventional crystalline-silicon assembly.
Source: pv magazine Global. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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