Inox Solar Americas, U.S‑based solar PV module and cell manufacturer, has sealed a 767 MW module supply agreement with a U.S. renewable energy developer and independent power producer (IPP).
Under the contract, Inox will deliver PV modules for three utility‑scale solar projects located in North Carolina and Texas, with individual capacities of 71 MW, 102 MW and 594 MW. Module deliveries are scheduled to kick off in 2027. The projects will deploy the company’s Vega Series bifacial modules, offered in single‑glass and dual‑glass variants and powered by Inox’s Galaxion N‑type PV cells.
The supply deal underscores rising market demand for PV hardware that satisfies U.S. domestic‑content standards and strict supply‑chain compliance requirements.
“This 767 MW agreement marks a major milestone for Inox Solar Americas and validates leading U.S. renewable developers’ trust in our manufacturing capacity, product technology and long‑term commitment to the U.S. solar market,” said Ashok Nair, President & CEO of Inox Solar Americas.
“Beyond module performance, customers now prioritize domestic content, supply‑chain transparency, regulatory compliance, product reliability and long‑term bankability. This contract proves we can meet those critical requirements through high‑performance PV modules produced domestically in the United States,” Nair added.
Inox’s U.S. manufacturing and procurement framework is built to align with Prohibited Foreign Entity (PFE), Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC), domestic‑content rules, supply‑chain traceability and relevant U.S. trade and energy policies. The contract lands amid tightening U.S. supply‑chain and local‑content mandates across the domestic solar industry.
Inox Solar Americas was formed as Indian renewable giant INOXGFL Group expanded its footprint into U.S. solar manufacturing. In April 2026, Inox Clean Energy completed its roughly $750 million acquisition of Boviet Solar, taking over 3 GW of annual module output at the Greenville, North Carolina facility. The acquisition also includes plans to build an extra 3 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity, targeted for commissioning in 2027.
The Boviet buy‑in represents one piece of INOXGFL Group’s broader global renewable value‑chain push. The group has completed multiple acquisitions across project development and manufacturing, including SunSource Energy, Vibrant Energy, SkyPower, and most recently Vena Energy India’s 6 GW renewable energy asset portfolio.
