ALMM-II: Reliance Revises HJT Solar Cell Production, Gets Enlistment For 3.4 GW Capacity – Saur Energy

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ALMM-II: Reliance Revises HJT Solar Cell Production, Gets Enlistment For 3.4 GW Capacity Photograph: (AI)
The lone HJT-based solar cell maker in India-Reliance Industries has now got a fillip in its portfolio. The latest 14th revision of the Approved List of Models & Manufacturers (ALMM-II), announced by the MNRE has now enlisted its revised capacity. 
As per the details from the MNRE’s ALMM-II (solar cells), the annual enlisted capacity of Reliance has touched 3,369 MW. This is an increase compared to the previously enlisted capacity of 1,238 MW per year recorded in August 2026.
The newly enlisted capacity covers Heterojunction Technology (HJT) solar cells measuring 210 mm × 105 mm, with no busbar and PID-free specifications, under the HJNxx model. The cells have an average efficiency of 25.57% and an average wattage of 5.64 Wp, with efficiency ranging from 23.80% to 26.20% and wattage ranging from 5.28 Wp to 5.79 Wp. The enlistment is valid until April 12, 2030.
The latest update builds on Reliance’s earlier milestone of commissioning its first HJT-based solar module manufacturing line. The company leveraged technology acquired through REC to establish an initial production capacity of 10 GW, with the facility designed for modular expansion to 20 GW as demand grows.
The revised list covers the company’s solar cell manufacturing facility at the New Energy Complex, Navagam/Kana Chhikari, via Khodiyar Colony, PO Jamnagar, Gujarat – 361006, India.
As the only company currently listed as a manufacturer of HJT solar cells, Reliance has enlisted its Heterojunction Technology (HJT) solar cells measuring 210 mm × 105 mm, with no busbar and PID-free specifications, under the HJNxx model. The listed solar cells have an average efficiency of 25.57% and a wattage of 5.64 Wp. Their efficiency ranges from 23.80% to 26.20%, while their wattage ranges from 5.28 Wp to 5.79 Wp.

Nov 2026
(New Capacity Addition) 
Efficiency
23.80% to 26.20% 
Wattage
5.28 W to 5.79 W 
Apr 13,  2026 
to April 12, 2030 
Aug 2026
Under Ninth Revision For Solar Cells  
Wattage
5.28 W to 5.66 W

Apr 13, 2026
to Apr 12, 2030
April 2026

25.40% for 5.60 Wp 
Efficiency
23.80 % to 25.60 %
Wattage
5.28 W to 5.66 W 
Apr 13, 2026
to April 12, 2030 

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