Avaada Group has unveiled a 745 Wp domestic content requirement (DCR)-compliant n-type TOPCon solar module at Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026.
The module was unveiled by Heeralal Nagar, Minister of State (Independent Charge), Energy Department, Government of Rajasthan.
The glass-to-glass module delivers a power output of up to 745 Wp and a module efficiency of 23.98%. According to the company, it features a 132 half-cell configuration and an 18-busbar architecture, designed to increase power density and energy generation while supporting long-term performance.
“India’s clean-energy transition is being supported by advances in solar technology, energy storage and decentralised power solutions. It is encouraging to see companies such as Avaada Group bring advanced solar modules, rooftop solar solutions and storage technologies to the market. Such innovations can help expand renewable-energy adoption and contribute to strengthening energy security,” said the minister.
Vineet Mittal, Chairman, Avaada Group, said, “India should not just be one of the world’s largest consumers of solar technology. India must become one of the world’s leading creators and manufacturers of solar technology. Our 745 Wp DCR TOPCon module reflects this ambition—to manufacture high-performance, globally competitive solar products on Indian soil.”
At the three-day REI exhibition, Avaada also showcased its ready-to-install rooftop solar kits, developed to simplify solar adoption for households, shops, farms and commercial establishments.
The kits bring together key installation components, including solar inverters, electrical protection systems, earthing equipment and connectors.
Complementing the rooftop offering was Avaada HALO, the company’s integrated battery energy storage system designed to help customers store electricity and use it when needed.
Combining a hybrid inverter, lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery technology and smart monitoring through the Avaada mobile app, HALO supports backup power, improved utilisation of rooftop solar generation and greater control over electricity consumption.
The modular system supports configurations of up to four stacked units and delivers up to 10 kW of continuous power. Output can reach up to 11.5 kW with solar support during power outages, subject to operating conditions.
Avaada has 8.5 GW of operational solar module manufacturing capacity. Its solar cell manufacturing capacity stands at 6 GW, comprising 3 GW of operational capacity and an additional 3 GW production line at an advanced stage of commissioning.
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