Solar Power World

  • Home
  • Top Solar Contractors
  • Articles
    • Most Recent Posts
    • News
      • Latest News Items
      • SPW State News Hub
      • IRA/OBBBA coverage
      • Solar tariffs
      • U.S. manufacturing updates
    • Featured
      • Latest Feature Stories
      • The Solar Explorer
  • Policy
    • Latest policy headlines
    • IRA/OBBBA Coverage
    • Tariffs and Court Cases
  • Markets
    • Residential
    • Commercial
    • Community Solar
    • Utility
    • Storage
  • Products
    • Winners of SPW’s 2025 Top Products
    • Batteries and Storage
    • Electric Vehicle (EV)
    • Inverters
    • Racking and Mounting
    • Software
    • Solar Panels
  • Resources
    • About SPW
    • Digital Issues
    • Event Coverage
    • Podcasts
    • Solar Classrooms
    • Suppliers
    • Videos
    • Views
    • Voices
    • Webinars / Digital Events
    • Whitepapers
  • 2026 Leadership
    • 2025 Winners
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe

Gautam Solar panels now available to US market

By Kelly Pickerel | November 17, 2022

Share

Indian solar panel manufacturer Gautam Solar is introducing its G2X series of panels to the U.S. market. The mono- and bifacial modules use M10 cells and are rated at 450- to 545-W.

“Gautam Solar has established strong trust in the Indian market for being committed toward innovating and manufacturing the best-in-the-market solar modules. The new high-performance modules will further boost the transition towards replacing fossil fuel as a source of power with cleaner sources of energy. The modules will be ideal for both rooftop and ground-mounted solar power projects, both in India and the USA,” said Gautam Mohanka, director of Gautam Solar Private Limited.

These modules are manufactured at the company’s facility in Haridwar of Uttrakhand, which recently boosted its annual production capacity to 400 MW with the company eyeing to further expand to 1 GW in the near future.

News item from Gautam Solar

About The Author

Kelly Pickerel

Kelly Pickerel was a long-time reporter with Solar Power World before leaving her post as editor in chief in 2026. You may find her on LinkedIn.

Tell Us What You Think! Cancel reply

Related Articles Read More >

SEG Solar plans HJT cell plant next to existing Texas facilities
First Solar to inaugurate South Carolina solar panel finishing facility
Jinko unveils 510-W all-black residential solar panel
Qcells residential solar panels to feature aluminum frames made in Tennessee
“spw
 
“the-informed-solar-installer”
“spw
Don't miss a thing!
SPW brings you the must-read stories each morning in our special newsletter.

SPW Podcast

“solar
Solar Power World
  • Top Solar Contractors
  • Top Products
  • Leadership
  • Solar Articles
  • About/Contact Us
  • Subscribe
  • Advertising
  • Arrowfly LLC

Copyright © 2026 Arrowfly LLC. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Arrowfly LLC
Privacy Policy | RSS

Search Solar Power World

  • Home
  • Top Solar Contractors
  • Articles
    • Most Recent Posts
    • News
      • Latest News Items
      • SPW State News Hub
      • IRA/OBBBA coverage
      • Solar tariffs
      • U.S. manufacturing updates
    • Featured
      • Latest Feature Stories
      • The Solar Explorer
  • Policy
    • Latest policy headlines
    • IRA/OBBBA Coverage
    • Tariffs and Court Cases
  • Markets
    • Residential
    • Commercial
    • Community Solar
    • Utility
    • Storage
  • Products
    • Winners of SPW’s 2025 Top Products
    • Batteries and Storage
    • Electric Vehicle (EV)
    • Inverters
    • Racking and Mounting
    • Software
    • Solar Panels
  • Resources
    • About SPW
    • Digital Issues
    • Event Coverage
    • Podcasts
    • Solar Classrooms
    • Suppliers
    • Videos
    • Views
    • Voices
    • Webinars / Digital Events
    • Whitepapers
  • 2026 Leadership
    • 2025 Winners
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe