Mumbai-based solar components manufacturer RenewSys has commissioned a 3 GW solar module manufacturing facility at IndoSpace Industrial Park in Khopoli, Maharashtra.

The facility has been designed to support high-volume module production, featuring AI-enabled automated production lines, advanced quality control systems, and logistics integration, with scope for future scalability. The facility spans over 700,000 square feet.

With the commissioning of this facility, RenewSys’ total solar module manufacturing capacity has increased to 5.6 GW.

The company has been expanding its integrated manufacturing capabilities, including solar modules, encapsulants, and backsheets, while a high-efficiency solar cell line with a capacity of 4.5 GW is being installed and is targeted for FY 2026–27.

Last May, RenewSys announced a significant expansion of its encapsulant manufacturing capacity by adding eight new production lines at its Khopoli facility.

Avinash Hiranandani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director at RenewSys India, said the addition of technology-led manufacturing capacity will support the delivery of high-performance solar solutions at scale while maintaining a focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability.

RenewSys also outlined its sustainability measures across its operations, including 640 kW of solar energy generation for captive consumption, comprising 350 kW of ground-mounted systems and 290 kW of rooftop installations.

RenewSys increased its module manufacturing capacity authorized by the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers by 2,268 MW, according to the latest update issued by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.

In December 2025, RenewSys signed an agreement to supply 300 MW of polyolefin encapsulants to the Chhattisgarh-based solar solutions company ICON Solaren Power Technologies to support large-scale solar module production. Polyolefin elastomer encapsulant films ensure strong adhesion between solar cell layers, maintain electrical insulation, and enable long-term durability under varied operating conditions.

In the same month, the company signed a 1.1 GW supply agreement with Kosol Energie for its polyolefin elastomer encapsulants.