ReNew (1,766 MW), Renewsys (1,060 MW), And ORB Energy (90 MW) Secure Provisional ALMM Enlistment For Solar PV Models

ReNew Photovoltaics Private Limited, Renewsys India Private Limited, and ORB Energy Private Limited have received provisional enlistment for their additional solar PV models in the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) List-I by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE). These provisional enlistments were granted following applications from the respective companies, aligning with the MNRE’s guidelines issued on May 10, 2023.

ReNew Photovoltaics Private Limited has been granted provisional approval for one additional solar PV model. The company already has an enlisted capacity of 1,766 MW per year and has applied for the same capacity for the additional model. Similarly, Renewsys India Private Limited has received provisional enlistment for one additional solar PV model, with its existing enlisted capacity and applied capacity also standing at 1,060 MW per year. ORB Energy Private Limited has been provisionally enlisted for one additional solar PV model, adding to its already enlisted capacity of 71 MW per year. The company has applied for an increased capacity of 90 MW per year.

The provisional enlistments are subject to the fulfillment of conditions outlined in the ALMM order, guidelines, or other instructions issued by the government. Final enlistment will be granted after a detailed scrutiny process by the government to ensure compliance with the specified conditions. These enlistments aim to promote the use of certified and reliable solar PV modules, supporting India’s renewable energy targets.

It is important to note that the MNRE, Government of India, National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE), or their representatives will not be held liable for any loss, liability, damage, or expenses arising from solar PV modules granted provisional enlistment but failing to secure final enlistment. The issuance of these provisional enlistments has been approved by the competent authority.

These developments reflect the efforts of ReNew Photovoltaics, Renewsys India, and ORB Energy to expand their contributions to India’s solar energy capacity. The provisional enlistments mark a step forward in ensuring the availability of high-quality and dependable solar PV modules for various projects across the country.