Inox Solar Americas has signed an agreement to supply 767 megawatts of photovoltaic modules to a leading U.S. renewable energy developer and independent power producer, which the company did not name. The modules will feed three utility-scale solar projects in North Carolina and Texas, sized at 71 MW, 102 MW and 594 MW, with deliveries beginning in 2027.
The order covers Inox’s Vega Series bifacial modules in single-glass and dual-glass configurations, built on Galaxion N-type PV cells. The agreement is structured around U.S. supply-chain rules, including domestic-content thresholds and Prohibited Foreign Entity and Foreign Entity of Concern requirements that developers increasingly must meet to qualify for federal incentives. Inox has emphasized U.S. supply-chain traceability as part of the deal.
Inox acquired Boviet Solar’s U.S. operations in 2026, gaining a 3 GW annual module manufacturing plant in Greenville, North Carolina. The Boviet Solar brand has held BloombergNEF Tier 1 PV module manufacturer status continuously since 2017, and the company produces its Gamma Series and Vega Series modules using monocrystalline Galaxion N-type cells. Inox plans to add 3 GW of cell manufacturing capacity at the Greenville site in 2027, which would make its U.S. operations fully vertically integrated from cell to module.
“This 767-MW agreement represents a significant milestone for Inox Solar Americas and demonstrates the confidence leading U.S. renewable energy developers place in our manufacturing capabilities, technology, and commitment to the U.S. solar market,” said Ashok Nair, President and CEO of Inox Solar Americas.
Domestic-content rules are reshaping how developers source panels, opening large solar supply deals to U.S.-based manufacturers now competing with other solar module makers for the domestic market.

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