Waaree Energies Supplies 132.5 MWp Solar Module Order from Radiance Renewables, Advancing Corporate India’s Renewable Energy Transition

Anuj Daftari (AGM Sales, Waaree Energies), Sandesh Shetty (President Sales, WEL), Manikkan Sangameswaran (Executive Director & CEO, Radiance Renewable Pvt Ltd), Dhawal Makwana (SCM, Radiance Renewable Pvt Ltd.), Vilas Linge (Head SCM, Contracts, Radiance Renewable Pvt Ltd.)

Waaree Energies Limited, India’s largest manufacturer of solar PV modules with an installed capacity of 13.3 GW, announces a successful partnership with Radiance Renewables Pvt Ltd., securing a major order in the Commercial and Industrial (C&I) segment for manufacturing and supply of high-performance 132.5 MWp N-Type Topcon solar modules. The advanced 575/580 N-Type Topcon modules incorporated for this project are designed to maximize energy efficiency and output, ensuring optimal performance even in diverse environmental conditions.The order was received in July 2024 and supplied in December 2024.

This solar project by Radiance Renewables, led to the offset of approximately 202,826 tons of CO2 annually, directly contributing to India’s climate action goals while promoting cleaner air and a healthier environment for generations to come. This carbon offset is equivalent to planting about 8.4 million trees, showcasing the profound environmental impact of expanding renewable energy adoption.

Mr. Sunil Rathi, Director of Sales, Waaree Energies Ltd., commented on the collaboration, saying, “This order marked a significant milestone in our journey toward redefining solar energy solutions. What excited us most was not just the scale of the project, but the innovative potential it holds. By integrating our advanced N-Type Topcon solar modules, we’re pushing the envelope of energy efficiency and durability in the face of diverse environmental challenges. This partnership was more than a business achievement; it was a shared commitment to pioneering technologies that will shape the future of India’s corporate energy landscape.”

Mr. Manikkan Sangameswaran, Executive Director & CEO of Radiance Renewables, highlighted the strategic importance of the partnership, stating, “This collaboration with Waaree Energies was a major step in our journey to reshape the energy landscape in India. The deployment of their advanced N-Type Topcon solar modules allowed us to set new benchmarks in energy efficiency and sustainability. This project isn’t just about meeting the demand for clean energy- it’s about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in solar technology.Together, we are leading the charge in India’s energy transition, delivering customized green energy solutions that will have a lasting impact on our environment.”

The collaboration with Radiance Renewables demonstrated the growing trust and confidence placed in Waaree Energies by industry leaders, reinforcing the company’s reputation for reliability and excellence. With a dedicated focus on quality and innovation, Waaree stands ready to meet the increasing demand for renewable energy solutions that align with the world’s climate goals.

 

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