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GREW Solar has entered into a channel partnership with Ahmedabad-based Indogreen Infra LLP to strengthen its distribution network in Gujarat and expand access to its solar modules across the region.

Under the partnership, Indogreen Infra will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s modules across Ahmedabad and nearby markets. The portfolio will also include GREW Solar’s Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, catering to the growing demand for domestically manufactured solar modules.

The collaboration is aimed at improving product availability for customers across commercial, industrial and other solar applications in Gujarat. The partnership comes as solar adoption continues to expand across multiple market segments, increasing the need for reliable distribution and wider access to locally manufactured products.

Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Parekh, Chief Business Officer, GREW Solar, said the association with Indogreen Infra will help the company deepen its presence in Ahmedabad and surrounding markets. He added that a strong channel ecosystem will be important for serving customers efficiently as solar adoption grows across commercial and industrial segments.

GREW Solar is pursuing a broader market expansion strategy through partnerships designed to strengthen its customer reach. The company was founded in 2022 and is backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy.

The company currently operates a 6.5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Dudu, Rajasthan, and plans to increase its overall module manufacturing capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026. GREW Solar is also investing in solar cell manufacturing and further backward integration to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership with Indogreen Infra is expected to further strengthen GREW Solar’s distribution footprint in Gujarat while supporting the availability of domestically manufactured solar solutions in the region.

GREW Solar has entered into a channel partnership with Ahmedabad-based Indogreen Infra LLP to strengthen its distribution network in Gujarat and expand access to its solar modules across the region.

Under the partnership, Indogreen Infra will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s modules across Ahmedabad and nearby markets. The portfolio will also include GREW Solar’s Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, catering to the growing demand for domestically manufactured solar modules.

The collaboration is aimed at improving product availability for customers across commercial, industrial and other solar applications in Gujarat. The partnership comes as solar adoption continues to expand across multiple market segments, increasing the need for reliable distribution and wider access to locally manufactured products.

Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Parekh, Chief Business Officer, GREW Solar, said the association with Indogreen Infra will help the company deepen its presence in Ahmedabad and surrounding markets. He added that a strong channel ecosystem will be important for serving customers efficiently as solar adoption grows across commercial and industrial segments.

GREW Solar is pursuing a broader market expansion strategy through partnerships designed to strengthen its customer reach. The company was founded in 2022 and is backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy.

The company currently operates a 6.5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Dudu, Rajasthan, and plans to increase its overall module manufacturing capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026. GREW Solar is also investing in solar cell manufacturing and further backward integration to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership with Indogreen Infra is expected to further strengthen GREW Solar’s distribution footprint in Gujarat while supporting the availability of domestically manufactured solar solutions in the region.

GREW Solar has entered into a channel partnership with Ahmedabad-based Indogreen Infra LLP to strengthen its distribution network in Gujarat and expand access to its solar modules across the region.

Under the partnership, Indogreen Infra will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s modules across Ahmedabad and nearby markets. The portfolio will also include GREW Solar’s Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, catering to the growing demand for domestically manufactured solar modules.

The collaboration is aimed at improving product availability for customers across commercial, industrial and other solar applications in Gujarat. The partnership comes as solar adoption continues to expand across multiple market segments, increasing the need for reliable distribution and wider access to locally manufactured products.

Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Parekh, Chief Business Officer, GREW Solar, said the association with Indogreen Infra will help the company deepen its presence in Ahmedabad and surrounding markets. He added that a strong channel ecosystem will be important for serving customers efficiently as solar adoption grows across commercial and industrial segments.

GREW Solar is pursuing a broader market expansion strategy through partnerships designed to strengthen its customer reach. The company was founded in 2022 and is backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy.

The company currently operates a 6.5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Dudu, Rajasthan, and plans to increase its overall module manufacturing capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026. GREW Solar is also investing in solar cell manufacturing and further backward integration to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership with Indogreen Infra is expected to further strengthen GREW Solar’s distribution footprint in Gujarat while supporting the availability of domestically manufactured solar solutions in the region.

GREW Solar has entered into a channel partnership with Ahmedabad-based Indogreen Infra LLP to strengthen its distribution network in Gujarat and expand access to its solar modules across the region.

Under the partnership, Indogreen Infra will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s modules across Ahmedabad and nearby markets. The portfolio will also include GREW Solar’s Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, catering to the growing demand for domestically manufactured solar modules.

The collaboration is aimed at improving product availability for customers across commercial, industrial and other solar applications in Gujarat. The partnership comes as solar adoption continues to expand across multiple market segments, increasing the need for reliable distribution and wider access to locally manufactured products.

Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Parekh, Chief Business Officer, GREW Solar, said the association with Indogreen Infra will help the company deepen its presence in Ahmedabad and surrounding markets. He added that a strong channel ecosystem will be important for serving customers efficiently as solar adoption grows across commercial and industrial segments.

GREW Solar is pursuing a broader market expansion strategy through partnerships designed to strengthen its customer reach. The company was founded in 2022 and is backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy.

The company currently operates a 6.5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Dudu, Rajasthan, and plans to increase its overall module manufacturing capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026. GREW Solar is also investing in solar cell manufacturing and further backward integration to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership with Indogreen Infra is expected to further strengthen GREW Solar’s distribution footprint in Gujarat while supporting the availability of domestically manufactured solar solutions in the region.

GREW Solar has entered into a channel partnership with Ahmedabad-based Indogreen Infra LLP to strengthen its distribution network in Gujarat and expand access to its solar modules across the region.

Under the partnership, Indogreen Infra will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s modules across Ahmedabad and nearby markets. The portfolio will also include GREW Solar’s Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, catering to the growing demand for domestically manufactured solar modules.

The collaboration is aimed at improving product availability for customers across commercial, industrial and other solar applications in Gujarat. The partnership comes as solar adoption continues to expand across multiple market segments, increasing the need for reliable distribution and wider access to locally manufactured products.

Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Parekh, Chief Business Officer, GREW Solar, said the association with Indogreen Infra will help the company deepen its presence in Ahmedabad and surrounding markets. He added that a strong channel ecosystem will be important for serving customers efficiently as solar adoption grows across commercial and industrial segments.

GREW Solar is pursuing a broader market expansion strategy through partnerships designed to strengthen its customer reach. The company was founded in 2022 and is backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy.

The company currently operates a 6.5 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Dudu, Rajasthan, and plans to increase its overall module manufacturing capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026. GREW Solar is also investing in solar cell manufacturing and further backward integration to strengthen its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

The partnership with Indogreen Infra is expected to further strengthen GREW Solar’s distribution footprint in Gujarat while supporting the availability of domestically manufactured solar solutions in the region.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HyperVault AI Data Center Limited (HADL) to explore renewable energy supply for the company’s upcoming data centre facilities in Telangana.

Under the MoU, SECI will explore the development of renewable energy projects on a captive basis to meet the power requirements of HADL’s planned data centre facilities. The collaboration will also cover identification of suitable land and facilitation of transmission connectivity for supplying renewable power to the facilities.

The agreement was signed by Shri Sivakumar V. Vepakomma, Director (Power Systems), SECI, and Mr. Deepesh Nanda, Managing Director and CEO, HADL. The signing took place in the presence of Shri Akash Tripathi, IAS, Managing Director, SECI, along with senior officials from both organisations.

The initiative seeks to bring renewable energy directly into the rapidly expanding data centre infrastructure segment, where rising electricity demand is being driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital services.

According to the organisations, the partnership represents the first exclusive renewable energy supply initiative for data centre operations in India. It brings together the country’s growing digital infrastructure requirements with its transition towards cleaner energy sources.

Through the proposed captive renewable energy projects, the collaboration is expected to support HADL’s efforts to secure clean power for its upcoming facilities while contributing to the broader integration of renewable energy into India’s rapidly growing data centre ecosystem.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HyperVault AI Data Center Limited (HADL) to explore renewable energy supply for the company’s upcoming data centre facilities in Telangana.

Under the MoU, SECI will explore the development of renewable energy projects on a captive basis to meet the power requirements of HADL’s planned data centre facilities. The collaboration will also cover identification of suitable land and facilitation of transmission connectivity for supplying renewable power to the facilities.

The agreement was signed by Shri Sivakumar V. Vepakomma, Director (Power Systems), SECI, and Mr. Deepesh Nanda, Managing Director and CEO, HADL. The signing took place in the presence of Shri Akash Tripathi, IAS, Managing Director, SECI, along with senior officials from both organisations.

The initiative seeks to bring renewable energy directly into the rapidly expanding data centre infrastructure segment, where rising electricity demand is being driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital services.

According to the organisations, the partnership represents the first exclusive renewable energy supply initiative for data centre operations in India. It brings together the country’s growing digital infrastructure requirements with its transition towards cleaner energy sources.

Through the proposed captive renewable energy projects, the collaboration is expected to support HADL’s efforts to secure clean power for its upcoming facilities while contributing to the broader integration of renewable energy into India’s rapidly growing data centre ecosystem.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HyperVault AI Data Center Limited (HADL) to explore renewable energy supply for the company’s upcoming data centre facilities in Telangana.

Under the MoU, SECI will explore the development of renewable energy projects on a captive basis to meet the power requirements of HADL’s planned data centre facilities. The collaboration will also cover identification of suitable land and facilitation of transmission connectivity for supplying renewable power to the facilities.

The agreement was signed by Shri Sivakumar V. Vepakomma, Director (Power Systems), SECI, and Mr. Deepesh Nanda, Managing Director and CEO, HADL. The signing took place in the presence of Shri Akash Tripathi, IAS, Managing Director, SECI, along with senior officials from both organisations.

The initiative seeks to bring renewable energy directly into the rapidly expanding data centre infrastructure segment, where rising electricity demand is being driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital services.

According to the organisations, the partnership represents the first exclusive renewable energy supply initiative for data centre operations in India. It brings together the country’s growing digital infrastructure requirements with its transition towards cleaner energy sources.

Through the proposed captive renewable energy projects, the collaboration is expected to support HADL’s efforts to secure clean power for its upcoming facilities while contributing to the broader integration of renewable energy into India’s rapidly growing data centre ecosystem.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HyperVault AI Data Center Limited (HADL) to explore renewable energy supply for the company’s upcoming data centre facilities in Telangana.

Under the MoU, SECI will explore the development of renewable energy projects on a captive basis to meet the power requirements of HADL’s planned data centre facilities. The collaboration will also cover identification of suitable land and facilitation of transmission connectivity for supplying renewable power to the facilities.

The agreement was signed by Shri Sivakumar V. Vepakomma, Director (Power Systems), SECI, and Mr. Deepesh Nanda, Managing Director and CEO, HADL. The signing took place in the presence of Shri Akash Tripathi, IAS, Managing Director, SECI, along with senior officials from both organisations.

The initiative seeks to bring renewable energy directly into the rapidly expanding data centre infrastructure segment, where rising electricity demand is being driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital services.

According to the organisations, the partnership represents the first exclusive renewable energy supply initiative for data centre operations in India. It brings together the country’s growing digital infrastructure requirements with its transition towards cleaner energy sources.

Through the proposed captive renewable energy projects, the collaboration is expected to support HADL’s efforts to secure clean power for its upcoming facilities while contributing to the broader integration of renewable energy into India’s rapidly growing data centre ecosystem.