RenewSys India has entered an agreement with ENGIE for the supply of 125 MWp of TOPCon solar PV modules. The module deliveries are scheduled between February 2026 and June 2026.
(L-R) Amit Jain, managing director – India/South-east Asia, Renewables AMEA at Engie, and Avinash Hiranandani, VC and MD, RenewSys
RenewSys India
RenewSys India has entered an agreement with ENGIE for the supply of 125 MWp of TOPCon solar PV modules. The module deliveries are scheduled between February 2026 and June 2026.
The modules will be deployed at ENGIE’s solar project in Bikaner, supporting the company’s expanding renewable energy portfolio in India.
As part of the agreement, RenewSys will supply its 132X G12R TOPCon glass-to-glass solar modules, designed to deliver high efficiency and robust performance under high-temperature conditions. The company said these module feature a low temperature coefficient, resulting in reduced power loss at elevated temperatures and ensuring consistent electricity generation over the project’s operational life.
“India’s solar sector continues to scale rapidly, making the quality and reliability of deployed technology more critical than ever,” said Avinash Hiranandani, vice chairman and managing director, RenewSys.
“Our collaboration with ENGIE reflects a shared focus on long-term performance and technological excellence. By supplying advanced TOPCon modules manufactured in India, we are proud to contribute to the creation of resilient solar assets that support the nation’s clean energy ambitions.”
RenewSys is an integrated manufacturer of solar PV modules (5.5 GW) and their key components, including encapsulants (9 GW) and backsheets (4 GW). It is currently installing a new high-efficiency cell line with a capacity of 2.5 GW. Headquartered at Mumbai, RenewSys is the renewable energy arm of the ENPEE Group.
 
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