RenewSys India Inaugurates 3 GW AI-Powered Solar Module Manufacturing Facility in Maharashtra

RenewSys India has inaugurated a 3 GW AI-powered, fully automated solar module manufacturing facility at IndoSpace Industrial Park, marking a significant expansion of its domestic manufacturing capabilities.

Spread across over 7 lakh sq ft, the facility strengthens the company’s contribution to India’s solar manufacturing ecosystem. With the commissioning of the Khopoli plant, RenewSys’s total solar module manufacturing capacity will rise to 5.6 GW.

Located near Mumbai with strong multimodal connectivity, the new facility is expected to improve operational scale, enhance supply-chain efficiency, and provide faster access to both domestic and international markets.

The plant was inaugurated by Saif Dhorajiwala, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Fourth Partner Energy, who attended the ceremony as chief guest.

Designed as an AI-powered and fully automated manufacturing unit, the facility integrates advanced production technologies and digital monitoring systems to ensure high precision, improved efficiency, and consistent product quality.

Key features of the facility include a 3 GW solar module manufacturing capacity, AI-enabled fully automated production lines, real-time digital monitoring with advanced quality control systems, and integrated logistics infrastructure with scope for future capacity expansion.

Commenting on the development, Avinash Hiranandani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of RenewSys India, said the new facility represents a major milestone in the company’s expansion strategy.

“As India accelerates its renewable energy transition, technology-led manufacturing capability becomes increasingly important. This facility enhances our ability to deliver high-performance solar solutions at scale while maintaining our focus on quality, innovation and sustainability,” he said.

Anshuman Singh, CEO and Managing Director of IndoSpace, said the partnership highlights IndoSpace’s commitment to supporting high-impact sectors such as clean energy manufacturing.

“Our industrial parks are designed to enable future-ready industries by combining scale, connectivity and compliance while helping them progress towards sustainability and long-term growth,” Singh said.

The new plant reflects RenewSys’s continued investment in technology-driven manufacturing, supply-chain resilience and India’s clean energy transition, while also contributing to industrial development and employment generation in Maharashtra’s key manufacturing corridor.