India’s renewable energy sector continues to expand at scale, with the country now being the world’s third largest renewable energy installation capacity holder. A significant share of this growth is being driven by solar, with installed capacity reaching 150.26 GW and continuing to rise alongside policy support, increasing project sizes, and a growing focus on domestic manufacturing.
Platforms like RenewX bring these developments into a more practical context. While the event has a strong presence from South India, the conversations extend to national priorities around manufacturing, technology, and energy transition.
As demand continues to evolve across both utility and commercial segments, these interactions offer a clearer view of how the next phase of solar growth is being shaped.
GREW Solar at RenewX 2026
GREW Solar will be participating in RenewX 2026 as part of its ongoing engagement with India’s renewable energy ecosystem. The event offers an opportunity to interact with EPC companies, developers, distributors, and industry professionals who are directly involved in project execution and deployment.
For GREW Solar, one of the key reasons for participation is to understand how market requirements are changing across regions and how manufacturing needs to adapt to support that shift.
What We’re Showcasing
At RenewX 2026, GREW Solar will be showcasing its G12R and M10R solar PV modules, both designed to support different project requirements across utility and commercial applications.
The G12R series focuses on higher power output and improved system efficiency, particularly for large-scale installations where optimization of balance of system costs plays an important role. The M10R series offers stable and reliable performance across a wide range of project types, making it suitable for distributed and commercial use cases.
Both module formats are ALMM certified, aligning with current regulatory requirements while supporting consistent performance across installations.
Manufacturing Scale and Capability
Manufacturing scale continues to be an important part of how solar projects are evaluated today. GREW Solar’s roadmap of 11.0 GW in solar PV module manufacturing and 8.0 GW in solar PV cell manufacturing reflects a focus on building capacity alongside process consistency.
This approach is supported by integrated manufacturing and in-house quality systems that help maintain uniformity across production.
Testing infrastructure and process control play a key role in ensuring that modules perform reliably under different operating conditions. As demand increases, consistency at scale becomes just as important as capacity itself.
Industry Conversations at RenewX 2026
The conference sessions at RenewX 2026 reflect the range of topics currently shaping the solar and broader renewable energy sector.
A significant part of the discussion is expected to focus on energy storage and its role in supporting renewable integration, including the shift towards long-duration storage solutions and the growing relevance of energy storage systems in solar projects.
There is also a clear emphasis on supply chain resilience and manufacturing. Conversations around reducing dependency, strengthening domestic capability, and scaling production are likely to remain central, especially as India continues to expand its renewable capacity.
Another area of focus is global opportunity. Sessions exploring international trade and the role of Indian suppliers highlight how domestic manufacturing is increasingly linked to global markets.
Technology and innovation remain consistent themes across sessions, with attention on materials, system integration, and service models that can improve efficiency and long-term performance.
Why These Conversations Matter?
These discussions point to a shift in how solar projects are being approached. It is no longer only about adding capacity, but about improving how that capacity performs, integrates with other technologies, and sustains output over time.
For manufacturers, this means aligning production, technology, and system-level thinking. As storage becomes more relevant and project requirements become more complex, the role of manufacturing extends beyond supply to supporting performance across the lifecycle of a system.
Event Details
RenewX 2026 will take place on 27, 28 & 29 April 2026 at the Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai, across Halls 1, 2, 3 & Hangar.
Conclusion
RenewX continues to serve as a space where regional demand and national priorities come together. It brings practical market perspectives alongside broader industry discussions, creating an environment where both current challenges and future directions are examined.
GREW Solar’s participation in RenewX 2026 reflects a continued focus on manufacturing scale, product reliability, and engagement with the evolving needs of the solar industry.
Join us at booth no. B353, hall no. 3, and see how we’re redefining performance and quality in solar PV modules.
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