Saatvik Solar Pockets 200 MW Module Order

Gurugram, Haryana based Saatvik Solar has signed a contract with GH2 Solar to supply 200MW of high-efficiency ‘Mono Perc Bifacial Half Cut’ solar PV modules, rated at 540/550Wp, for use across various solar projects in India. This collaboration, set to commence in January 2025, will span a 12-month period in which Saatvik will ensure the timely and consistent delivery of these advanced modules to meet G2H Solar’s project requirements. 

Prashant Mathur, CEO of Saatvik Solar, commented on the agreement, saying, “We are excited to collaborate with G2H Solar on this large-scale project. Our cutting-edge Mono Perc Bifacial modules are designed for maximum performance and dependability, assuring the success of solar projects in numerous locations throughout India. This collaboration illustrates Saatvik Solar’s ongoing commitment to pushing green energy adoption across the country.”

 Anurag Jain, Founder and CEO of GH2 Solar, expressed his confidence in the partnership, stating, “After deep evaluation and seeking Saatvik’s performance in delivering quality products and services, we have selected Saatvik Solar for this supply order. Their commitment to excellence and innovation aligns with our mission of providing sustainable and reliable solar energy solutions.” This agreement represents a significant step forward in GH2 Solar’s objective to promote the use of sustainable energy through high-efficiency solar installations. The alliance is expected to benefit from Saatvik Solar’s innovative technology and high-quality solar modules, which are intended to enhance energy output and efficiency.

Founded in 2016 Saatvik Solar operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility strategically located in Ambala, Haryana. With an existing 3.8 GW module manufacturing capacity as of FY24-25 and strategic expansion plans in progress. Company further intends to establish integrated cell and module manufacturing line in northern part of the country with an annual production capacity of 4GW, for which 2GW will be Cell manufacturing and 2 GW for modules manufacturing.