Under the agreement, Inox Solar Americas will supply PV modules for two major utility-scale solar projects totaling approximately 800 MW, with individual project capacities of approximately 300 MW and 500 MW across Colorado and Georgia. PV module deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2027.
The agreement follows Inox Solar Americas' announcement last week of a separate 767-MW PV module supply agreement with another leading U.S. solar energy developer, bringing the two recently announced agreements to approximately 1.57 GW.
Together, these agreements demonstrate growing customer confidence in Inox Solar Americas' U.S. manufacturing platform, technology, supply capabilities, and ability to support the evolving requirements of the U.S. utility-scale solar market.
DEMONSTRATING UTILITY-SCALE BANKABILITY
The 800-MW agreement represents an important demonstration of the commercial and project-level bankability of Inox Solar Americas' PV modules. The selection of Inox Solar Americas for two large utility-scale projects reflects the technical, commercial, supply-chain, and risk considerations that developers, IPPs, investors, lenders, and other project stakeholders evaluate when selecting PV module suppliers for long-term solar assets.
SUPPORTING FEOC/PFE AND U.S. SUPPLY-CHAIN COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
Inox Solar Americas is building its U.S. manufacturing and sourcing strategy fully complying with the evolving Prohibited Foreign Entity (PFE), Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC), domestic content, supply-chain traceability, and applicable U.S. trade and energy policy requirements.
Through enhanced supplier qualification, increased domestic sourcing, and greater supply-chain transparency and component traceability, Inox Solar Americas is working to provide PV module solutions designed to support applicable project-level compliance requirements, strengthen supply-chain resilience, and reduce risk.
"This 800-MW agreement marks an important commercial milestone for Inox Solar Americas and reflects the growing confidence U.S. renewable energy developers place in our advanced PV technology, U.S. manufacturing platform, and long-term commitment to the American solar market," said Ashok Nair, President & CEO of Inox Solar Americas.
The projects will utilize Inox Solar Americas' Vega Series™ bifacial PV modules powered by advanced Galaxion™ PV cells. Engineered for utility-scale applications, the modules deliver high power output, strong energy-yield potential, durability, and long-term reliability while supporting high levels of U.S. domestic content.
The 800-MW agreement further reinforces Inox Solar Americas' growing bankability and position as a trusted U.S. solar manufacturing partner capable of supporting large-scale utility solar projects with advanced PV technology, domestic manufacturing, resilient supply chains, and reliable long-term performance.
