SOLAR ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES IN INDIA

As the global transition to renewable energy moves forward, solar power stands at the forefront of this movement. But while solar energy is clean and abundant, the process of manufacturing, deploying, and eventually disposing of solar panels has environmental challenges of its own. There are studies and data that show a significant rise in solar panel waste by 2030, which brings up the question – how do we make solar truly sustainable? The answer lies in the principles of the circular economy. Unlike the traditional linear model of “take, make, dispose,” a circular approach reimagines production and consumption to reduce waste, retain value, and reuse resources. And when it comes to solar PV module manufacturing, following this model is not just responsible but it’s necessary. Rethinking the Way We Build Solar At the heart of the circular economy are three core principles: designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. When t...

  At RenewX 2025, the GREW Solar booth became a space for dialogue, discovery, and forward-looking energy solutions. With our latest portfolio of high-efficiency solar PV modules on display, we welcomed a diverse audience; from EPC contractors and developers to policymakers and entrepreneurs all were united by a shared interest in powering India’s clean energy future. Whether it was technical deep-dives into module performance, questions around system scalability, or conversations on financing and deployment, every exchange reinforced a clear message: solar energy is no longer a choice, it’s the way forward. Some of the key highlights from our exhibition included: High-efficiency solar panels optimized for India’s diverse climatic conditions. Future-ready solar PV modules designed for large-scale installations. Increased interest from South Indian MSMEs looking to transition to solar energy. The one-on-one interactions helped establish deeper trust and reinforced GREW Solar as a re...