SAEL Secures 1 GWp Solar Module Supply Orders, NTPC REL’s Chitrakoot Project Gets 585.8 MWp – Energetica India Magazine

SAEL has secured 1 GWp solar module supply orders, including 585.8 MWp for NTPC REL’s Chitrakoot project in Uttar Pradesh.
September 02, 2026. By EI News Network
Renewable energy company SAEL Industries’ wholly owned subsidiary SAEL Solar P6 Pvt. Ltd. has secured solar photovoltaic (PV) module supply orders totaling 1 GWp over the past six months, covering projects in domestic and international markets.
The company will supply N type TOPCon solar modules for the contracted projects. The order book includes a 585.8 MWp module supply requirement from NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd. for its Chitrakoot solar PV project in Uttar Pradesh.
The remaining domestic orders cover utility scale solar projects in Gujarat and other parts of Uttar Pradesh.
SAEL’s solar PV modules are listed under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM), which is required for deployment in government and government assisted solar projects.
The company has operations spanning utility scale solar power generation, solar PV module manufacturing and agri waste to energy. As of September 30, 2025, SAEL had a contracted and awarded portfolio of 8,299 MWp of solar and storage capacity, along with 3,625 MW of TOPCon module manufacturing capacity and 164.9 MW of agri waste to energy capacity.
SAEL is also developing an integrated solar manufacturing facility at Greater Noida’s Jewar in Uttar Pradesh, comprising 5 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity and a 5 GW solar module manufacturing line. The facility is currently under construction.

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