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Jupiter International has commissioned its third solar cell manufacturing unit in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, adding 1 GW of mono PERC capacity and taking its total installed capacity to nearly 2 GW. Developed through its wholly owned subsidiary Jupiter Solartech Pvt Ltd, the facility focuses on high-efficiency technology aligned with global standards. The expansion is expected to double the local workforce and supports the company’s long-term plans for vertical integration, including the proposed setup of a 1.25 GW TOPCon solar cell line.
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Jupiter International has commissioned its third solar cell manufacturing unit at Baddi in Himachal Pradesh, expanding its production footprint and significantly scaling up domestic manufacturing capacity. The commissioning marks a key step in the company's broader plan to strengthen its position in India's solar manufacturing ecosystem.
With the new unit becoming operational, Jupiter International has added 1 GW of mono PERC solar cell capacity to its existing base of 959 MW. This expansion takes the company's total installed capacity to close to 2 GW, according to the company's statement. The facility has been developed through Jupiter Solartech Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jupiter International Ltd.
The new manufacturing unit is located at Village Katha in Baddi, District Solan, a region that has emerged as an industrial hub for renewable energy manufacturing. The facility has been designed around high-efficiency mono PERC technology, reflecting the company's focus on aligning its production standards with global benchmarks for quality, yield, and operational productivity.
Alongside capacity growth, the expansion is expected to have a direct impact on employment. Jupiter International indicated that the commissioning of the third unit is likely to double its local workforce, creating a sustained pipeline of skilled jobs linked to advanced solar cell manufacturing and associated green technologies.
The company's expansion at Baddi is part of a longer-term strategy aimed at deeper vertical integration and technology advancement. As part of this roadmap, Jupiter International is progressing towards setting up an additional 1.25 GW TOPCon solar cell manufacturing line. TOPCon technology is considered a next-generation advancement in solar cells, offering higher efficiency and improved performance compared to conventional technologies.
Chairman and Managing Director Alok Garodia stated that the commissioning of Unit III represents a significant milestone in scaling the company's solar manufacturing capabilities and reinforces its commitment to strengthening India's renewable energy supply chain.
Jupiter International has steadily built its presence as one of the larger photovoltaic solar cell manufacturers in the country. Over the years, it has expanded beyond manufacturing into providing integrated solar power solutions, with a focus on advanced technology adoption, domestic production, and consistent quality standards.
Source PTI
FAQ
Q1. What is the latest development announced by Jupiter International?
Jupiter International has commissioned its third solar cell manufacturing unit at Baddi in Himachal Pradesh. The new facility adds 1 GW of mono PERC solar cell capacity, taking the company's total installed solar cell manufacturing capacity to nearly 2 GW. This commissioning marks an important milestone in the company's domestic manufacturing expansion strategy.
Q2. Where is the new manufacturing unit located and who operates it?
The new unit is located at Village Katha in Baddi, District Solan, Himachal Pradesh. It has been developed and is operated through Jupiter Solartech Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jupiter International Ltd. Baddi is a well-established industrial hub, making it a strategic location for renewable energy manufacturing.
Q3. How does this expansion change Jupiter International's production capacity?
Prior to the commissioning of the new unit, Jupiter International had an installed capacity of 959 MW. With the addition of 1 GW from the third unit, the company's total installed capacity has increased to close to 2 GW. This effectively doubles its solar cell manufacturing capability and strengthens its position in the domestic solar value chain.
Q4. What technology is being used at the new facility?
The Baddi unit is designed around high-efficiency mono PERC solar cell technology. This technology is aligned with global manufacturing standards and is known for better energy conversion efficiency and reliability. The focus reflects the company's emphasis on quality, productivity, and competitiveness in international markets.
Q5. What impact will the new unit have on employment?
Jupiter International stated that the commissioning of the third unit is expected to double its local workforce. The expansion will create additional skilled employment opportunities linked to advanced solar cell manufacturing and related clean energy technologies, supporting regional economic development.
Q6. What are the company's future expansion plans?
As part of its long-term growth roadmap, Jupiter International is planning to set up an additional 1.25 GW TOPCon solar cell manufacturing line. TOPCon technology is considered next-generation, offering higher efficiency and improved performance. This move supports the company's strategy of deeper vertical integration and continued technology upgradation within India's renewable energy sector.
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