Inox Solar Americas Secures 767-MW Supply Agreement for U.S. Solar Projects

Inox Solar Americas, a U.S.-based manufacturer of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules, has secured a significant 767-megawatt (MW) supply agreement with a leading U.S. renewable energy developer and independent power producer (IPP). The deal, which involves supplying PV modules for three major utility-scale solar projects, underscores Inox Solar Americas' growing presence in the U.S. solar market and its commitment to domestic manufacturing and supply-chain compliance.

Under the agreement, Inox Solar Americas will supply PV modules for three utility-scale solar projects, each with capacities of approximately 71 MW, 102 MW, and 594 MW, located in North Carolina and Texas. Deliveries are set to commence in 2027. The agreement highlights Inox Solar Americas' ability to meet the technical, commercial, and financing requirements of large-scale solar projects, thereby enhancing its reputation and market position.

"This 767-MW agreement is a significant milestone for Inox Solar Americas and reflects the confidence leading U.S. renewable energy developers have in our manufacturing capabilities, technology, and commitment to the U.S. solar market," stated Ashok Nair, President and CEO of Inox Solar Americas. "Our customers are increasingly looking beyond module performance to domestic content, supply-chain transparency, regulatory compliance, product reliability, and long-term bankability."

The agreement involves the use of Inox Solar Americas' Vega Series™ bifacial PV modules, available in single-glass and dual-glass configurations, which are powered by advanced Galaxion™ N-Type PV cells. These modules are engineered for utility-scale applications and deliver high power output, strong energy-yield potential, durability, and long-term reliability while supporting high levels of U.S. domestic content.

This supply agreement also underscores Inox Solar Americas' commitment to supporting large-scale utility solar projects through a combination of U.S. manufacturing, high domestic content, advanced PV technology, manufacturing scale, product reliability, supply-chain resilience, and long-term customer support. Inox Solar Americas is building its U.S. manufacturing and sourcing strategy to fully comply with evolving Prohibited Foreign Entity (PFE), Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC), domestic content, supply-chain traceability, and applicable U.S. trade and energy policy requirements.

The deal represents a substantial step forward for Inox Solar Americas, reinforcing its growing bankability and positioning as a reliable U.S. solar manufacturing partner capable of supporting large-scale utility solar projects. "This agreement demonstrates our ability to meet the needs of leading U.S. renewable energy developers with reliable, high-performance PV modules manufactured in the United States," Nair concluded.

Inox Solar Americas is part of the broader renewable energy platform of Inox Clean Energy and the INOXGFL Group, headquartered in India. Founded in 2026, Inox Solar Americas is committed to delivering high-quality, reliable, and sustainable solar solutions to customers across the U.S. solar energy market through localized manufacturing, resilient supply chains, operational excellence, and efficient logistics.

With its advanced technology and commitment to domestic content and supply-chain compliance, Inox Solar Americas is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for reliable solar solutions in the U.S. market.