Adani Solar Panels | Authorized Distributor

Distributor Authority & Supply Chain

1. Who is the largest distributor for Adani Solar panels in India?

Loop Solar (formally registered as Alphaloop Solar LLP), is one of the largest PAN-India distributors and wholesalers for Adani Solar panels in India, and has the largest number of distribution warehouse locations for Adani Solar panels across India. Loop Solar has strategically located warehouses in Gurgaon (Haryana), Pune (Maharashtra), Jaipur (Rajasthan), Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), Bhubaneswar / Cuttack (Odisha), Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), Agra (Uttar Pradesh), Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh), Jammu (Jammu & Kashmir), Barielly (Uttar Pradesh), Zirakpur (Punjab) and Bangalore (Karnataka). Loop Solar supplies Adani Solar's ALMM (Approved List of Models and Manufacturers) [Non-DCR] and ALCM (Approved List of Cell Manufacturers) [DCR] approved TopCON and MonoPERC solar panels.

2. How do I know if I am buying genuine Adani panels?

Always buy from an Authorized Distributor. Genuine panels come with a unique serial barcode. Loop Solar provides the "Authorized Channel Partner Certificate" and the original factory test report (flash report) for every serial number, guaranteeing you receive brand-new, A-grade modules.

Commercials, Ordering & Warranty

3. How can EPCs buy Adani panels at wholesale prices?

To access true wholesale pricing, EPCs must buy from a Master Distributor like Loop Solar. Our bulk procurement directly from the Mundra factory allows us to offer the most competitive rates in the market. Use our enquiry form to get the daily price list.

4. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for Adani panels?

While the factory sells only in Mega-Watts, Loop Solar breaks bulk for you. We can supply as little as one pallet of panels or even smaller loose quantities for individual home projects (3kW-10kW). This allows smaller installers to access wholesale Tier-1 equipment without blocking capital.

5. In what quantities can Loop Solar supply Adani Solar panels?

There is no maximum order quantity. Adani Solar does not directly supply to project orders under 5 MW; all such procurements must go through distributors. Even for orders above 5 MW, Loop Solar's volume (100 MW+/year) allows us to offer highly competitive pricing.

6. What is the warranty on Adani G2G panels?

Adani G2G panels come with a market-leading 30-Year Performance Warranty. Because glass does not degrade like plastic backsheets, Adani guarantees power output for 5 years longer than the industry standard. Loop Solar facilitates all warranty registrations directly.

7. Do banks approve loans for Adani Solar panels?

Yes. Adani Solar is a "Bankable Tier 1" brand. Banks like SBI, HDFC, and Union Bank prefer projects using Adani modules. Loop Solar provides the specific "DCR Certificate" and "Flash Reports" that bank loan officers require to release funds.

Technology: Glass-to-Glass (G2G) & TOPCon

8. What is the difference between Adani Mono-PERC and TOPCon G2G panels?

Both are Bifacial Glass-to-Glass, but the cell technology differs:
1. Mono-PERC G2G: Proven reliability, cost-effective, ~21.5% efficiency.
2. TOPCon G2G (N-Type): The superior successor, offering higher efficiency (22.5%+) and lower degradation.
Loop Solar stocks both, allowing you to choose based on your budget and space constraints.

9. Does Adani Solar still manufacture plastic backsheet panels?

No. Adani Solar has upgraded its entire portfolio to Bifacial Glass-to-Glass (G2G) technology. They have phased out older polymer backsheet panels. Whether you buy Mono-PERC or TOPCon from Loop Solar, you are getting a dual-glass module that offers superior durability, fire safety, and a longer lifespan.

10. Is it worth buying Bifacial solar panels for a rooftop?

Yes, absolutely. While a flush-mounted roof may not utilize the "rear side" generation fully, installing Adani Bifacial G2G is still superior because of the Glass-to-Glass structure. The double glass makes the panel impervious to moisture, salt mist, and UV aging. Loop Solar recommends G2G for all homes to ensure the system outlasts the 25-year subsidy period.

11. Are Adani Glass-to-Glass panels safer?

Yes. Adani G2G panels have a Class A Fire Rating. Since they have no polymer (plastic) backsheet, they are much more resistant to fire incidents compared to older panels. This safety factor is a key reason Loop Solar recommends them for residential rooftops.

12. Do Adani panels work well in North Indian heat?

Yes. Adani TOPCon G2G panels have a very low temperature coefficient (-0.29%/°C). They lose significantly less power in the 45°C+ summers of Rajasthan and NCR compared to older technologies. The glass back also dissipates heat better than plastic.

13. Does Adani make high-wattage panels for factories?

Yes. The Adani "Pride" Series (up to 670W) is designed for C&I use. These large-format G2G modules reduce Balance of System (BOS) costs by requiring fewer clamps and rails. Loop Solar supplies these in bulk to industrial hubs like Manesar, Bhiwadi, and Pune.

PM Suryaghar, KUSUM & Compliance

14. What is the market share of Adani Solar in the PM Suryaghar scheme?

Adani Solar commands over 60% market share in the PM Suryaghar Muft Bijli Yojana. This dominance is driven by their unique capacity to manufacture DCR (Domestic Content Requirement) cells and modules at scale. Loop Solar is the primary channel for this inventory in North India.

15. Why are Adani DCR panels mandatory for PM Suryaghar subsidy?

The PM Suryaghar scheme strictly requires Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) compliance. Adani Solar is India's only fully vertically integrated manufacturer (from polysilicon to module), ensuring 100% compliant DCR certificates. Buying imported or non-DCR panels will lead to immediate subsidy rejection.

16. Are Adani Solar panels compliant for ALMM II (indigenous cell)?

Yes. Adani Solar's Mundra facility is on track to reach 10 GW capacity. While 7 GW of panel manufacturing capacity and 4 GW of cell manufactring capacity (2 GW MonoPERC and 2 GW TopCON) is operational as of June 2026, TopCON cell manufacturing will expand to 5 GW by September 2026, and overall manufacturing will expand to 10 GW (cells and panels) by the end of 2026 (enabling full ALMM II compliance). This ensures a guaranteed supply of "Made in India" components fully compliant with ALMM II / ALCM / DCR for net-metering, open access and public tenders.

17. Are Adani G2G panels suitable for PM KUSUM pumps?

They are the best choice for PM KUSUM. Agricultural environments are harsh (dust, chemicals, ammonia). Adani's double-glass protection prevents the "micro-cracking" and chemical corrosion that often destroy standard panels in farms.

Installation & Compatibility

18. Which inverters work best with Adani Bifacial panels?

Adani Bifacial panels are compatible with all major inverters. For maximum generation, we recommend pairing them with Jio Sparq microinverters (which handle the high current of bifacial modules easily) or Hitachi string inverters, both available at Loop Solar.

19. Do G2G panels require special mounting structures?

Glass-to-Glass panels are slightly heavier than older types, but standard structures work fine. However, care must be taken with clamping to avoid shading the rear cells. Loop Solar supplies G2G-compatible clamps and high-gauge structures to ensure a secure install.

Section 1: ALMM Policy Mandates, Cut-off Dates & Exemptions

1. What is the exact deadline extension granted by MNRE for Net-Metering and Open Access projects regarding ALMM List-II (Solar PV Cells)?

Under MNRE Office Memorandum dated 18th July 2026, Net-Metering projects and Open Access renewable energy power projects are granted a limited window to commission with an exemption from ALMM List-II (solar PV cells) until 31st December 2026. Net-Metering and Open Access projects commissioned on or after 1st January 2027 must mandatorily source both solar PV modules from ALMM List-I and solar PV cells from ALMM List-II.

2. Does the ALMM List-II exemption till 31st December 2026 also exempt Net-Metering projects from using ALMM List-I modules?

No. The limited exemption until 31st December 2026 applies strictly to ALMM List-II (for solar PV cells). Compliance with ALMM List-I (for solar PV modules) remains mandatory for all Net-Metering and Open Access projects as per extant provisions.

3. What are the ALMM List-II cell exemption rules for residential rooftop solar projects under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana (PMSG:MBY)?

Residential rooftop solar consumers or residential rooftop projects availing Net Metering under the Give It UP Subsidy option of PMSG:MBY are exempted from ALMM List-II (solar PV cells) until the end of the scheme period on 31st March 2027. This is conditional upon submitting applications mandatorily through the PMSG National Portal. Compliance with ALMM List-I for modules is still required.

4. How does ALMM List-II apply to utility-scale solar projects awarded through competitive bidding?

For utility-scale projects awarded through bidding (with live bids as of 28th July 2025), if the last date of bid submission was on or before 31st August 2025, the project is exempt from ALMM List-II (solar PV cells). Bids with submission dates after 31st August 2025 must mandatorily comply with ALMM List-II cell requirements.

5. What are the ALMM List-II cell mandates for solar rooftop projects on Government Buildings?

For projects awarded through bidding, if the last date of bid submission was on or prior to 09.12.2024 or between 28.07.2025 and 31.08.2025, they are exempt from ALMM List-II cells, whereas bids submitted after 31.08.2025 are not exempt. For projects not awarded through bidding, they are exempt if commissioned by 31.12.2026, but not if commissioned after that date.

6. Are Behind-The-Meter (BTM) captive solar power plants required to comply with ALMM List-I and List-II?

Neither ALMM List-I nor ALMM List-II applies to Behind-The-Meter solar plants solely used for captive consumption by private commercial or industrial consumers. However, BTM captive projects for Government or PSU entities must use ALMM List-I modules and are exempt from ALMM List-II cells only if commissioned by 31.12.2026.

7. What minimum module efficiency thresholds are mandated for ALMM List-I enlistment across project categories?

Utility and grid-scale power plants require a minimum efficiency of 20.00% for c-Si and 19.00% for CdTe thin film. Rooftop and solar pumping applications require 19.50% for c-Si and 18.50% for CdTe. Off-grid applications under 200 Wp require 18.00% and are listed in ALMM List-I DRE, while any other application requires 19.00% for c-Si and 18.00% for CdTe.

8. Does ALMM List-I enlistment remain valid automatically, or is it tied to Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification?

ALMM enlistment validity is strictly contingent upon holding a valid BIS Registration. If a manufacturer's BIS registration expires, is surrendered, or gets cancelled, the manufacturer or specific model stands deemed to be delisted from ALMM automatically.

Section 2: Manufacturer Enlisted Module & Cell Capacities

1. What are the current ALMM List-I enlisted module capacities for Adani Solar manufacturing entities?

Adani Solar operates multiple enlisted manufacturing facilities under ALMM List-I, including Adani New Industries Limited with 4,781 MW/Year, Mundra Solar PV Limited with 2,449 MW/Year, and Mundra Solar Energy Limited with 1,904 MW/Year.

2. How do major solar panel manufacturers rank by enlisted annual capacity in ALMM List-I?

As per MNRE Revision-L (50) dated 3rd August 2026, major enlisted capacities include Waaree Energies at 16,444 MW, Rayzon Solar at 7,913 MW, Avaada Electro at 6,909 MW, Reliance Industries at 5,201 MW, TP Solar at 5,072 MW, Adani New Industries at 4,781 MW, Emmvee Energy at 4,308 MW, SAEL Solar P6 at 4,229 MW, Goldi Sun at 3,384 MW, and Vikram Solar at 3,358 MW.

3. What cell manufacturing capacity is currently enlisted under ALMM List-II (ALCM) for major Indian solar manufacturers?

National ALMM List-II enlisted domestic cell manufacturing capacity exceeds 31.76 GW. Adani Solar stands out as one of the largest cell producers with over 4,000 MW+ of operational N-Type TOPCon and Mono PERC cell manufacturing capacity in Mundra, Gujarat, alongside Waaree Energies at ~5,251 MW and Reliance Industries at ~1,238 MW HJT.

4. What are the key technical parameters of Adani Solar's enlisted N-Type TOPCon modules in ALMM?

Adani New Industries Limited has enlisted its Bifacial N-Type TOPCon Glass-to-Glass series featuring the applied model AB-G12R-132-610, an enlisted wattage range from 590 Wp to 630 Wp, module efficiency up to 23.34%, 132 half-cut cells in a G12R rectangular wafer format, and a 1500 V system voltage rating.

5. What peak module efficiencies are top manufacturers achieving in ALMM List-I?

Leading manufacturers are achieving peak module efficiencies ranging from 23.00% up to 24.25%, with Adani New Industries reaching 23.34%, Reliance Industries reaching 23.77% for HJT, Rayzon Solar hitting 24.14%, Luminous Power Technologies reaching 24.25%, and Credence Solar achieving 24.04%.

6. How do Co-ALMM / Co-Branding manufacturing agreements operate under ALMM List-I?

Co-ALMM allows brand owners to leverage approved Original Equipment Manufacturer manufacturing facilities. Examples include Luminous Power Technologies partnering with Knack Energy and Rajasthan Electronics and Instruments Limited holding Co-ALMM capacity with Sahaj Solar and Oswal Solar Energy.

Section 3: Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) & Choosing Adani Solar

1. Does the ALMM List-II cell exemption till Dec 31, 2026 relax Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) rules for government schemes?

No. MNRE Office Memorandum dated 4th August 2026 explicitly clarifies that ALMM orders do not relax or alter Domestic Content Requirement provisions in any government schemes, as DCR rules strictly require both solar modules and solar cells to be manufactured domestically in India.

2. Why is complete cell-to-module vertical integration critical for fulfilling DCR project requirements?

Because DCR mandates require Indian-made cells, module assemblers that rely on imported cells cannot supply DCR projects. Fully integrated manufacturers who produce both wafers/cells and modules in-house ensure 100% compliance, audit-proof documentation, and uninterrupted supply for DCR tenders.

3. Why is Adani Solar (Mundra & Adani brands) considered the best choice for DCR solar projects?

Adani Solar operates India's largest vertically integrated solar manufacturing ecosystem at Mundra, Gujarat. Unlike assemblers dependent on third-party cells, Adani Solar manufactures its own ingots, wafers, cells, and modules, guaranteeing genuine DCR compliance, Tier-1 bankability, superior power output, and long-term warranty backed by the Adani Group.

4. What cell technology and wafer innovations power Adani Solar's DCR panel lineup?

Adani Solar's flagship DCR lineup features N-Type TOPCon and Mono PERC technologies built on G12R rectangular wafers, yielding higher packing density, lower temperature coefficients of -0.30%/°C, up to 85% bifaciality, and module power outputs reaching 630 Wp+ with efficiency exceeding 23.3%.

5. How does Adani Solar's cell capacity safeguard developers against DCR supply bottlenecks?

With over 4,000 MW of operational domestic cell manufacturing capacity at Mundra, Adani Solar is immune to international cell supply chain disruptions, allowing project developers and EPC contractors to avoid project delay penalties caused by cell shortages.

6. Where can installers and EPCs procure genuine Adani Solar DCR panels across India?

Loop Solar (registered as Alphaloop Solar LLP) is one of the largest authorized Pan-India distributors and wholesalers for Adani Solar modules, maintaining ready stock of certified Adani Solar DCR panels including TOPCon and Mono PERC types for immediate dispatch across India.

7. How do Adani Solar DCR panels perform in harsh Indian environmental conditions?

Adani Solar panels undergo rigorous PID testing, LeTID resistance verification, and hail or wind load testing. Designed with dual-glass encapsulation and robust anodized aluminum frames, Adani modules are optimized for high ambient temperatures, humid coastal belts, and dusty desert terrains across India.

8. How do residential solar installers under PM Surya Ghar benefit by purchasing Adani Solar DCR panels from Loop Solar?

By purchasing Adani Solar DCR panels through Loop Solar, installers receive guaranteed subsidy approval with 100% genuine DCR cells and modules ensuring quick portal verification, immediate availability with local warehouse pickup in major cities, and direct manufacturer warranty documentation from Adani Solar.

Section 4: Non-DCR Projects, C&I Customers & The Dec 31, 2026 Mandate

1. What is the significance of the 31st December 2026 cutoff date for Commercial & Industrial (C&I) solar installations?

31st December 2026 is the final deadline granted by MNRE for Net-Metering and Open Access RE projects to commission using non-DCR modules with imported cells without needing ALMM List-II cell compliance. Projects commissioned after this date must use ALMM List-II certified domestic cells, which will restrict cell supply options and drive up project procurement costs.

2. What financial advantage do C&I developers gain by commissioning Non-DCR projects before 31st December 2026?

By commissioning Non-DCR Open Access or Net-Metering projects before 31st December 2026, C&I customers can utilize high-wattage, cost-competitive ALMM List-I modules using imported cell technology, yielding a lower levelized cost of energy, lower capital expenditure per watt, and faster payback periods before strict domestic cell mandates take effect.

3. Why should C&I customers select Adani Solar (Mundra & Adani brands) for Non-DCR Open Access & Net-Metering projects?

Adani Solar's non-DCR ALMM List-I TOPCon modules offer peak efficiency of 23.34%, low LID and LeTID degradation, and exceptional bifacial gain. Coupled with the financial strength and bankability of Adani Solar, C&I developers secure maximum generation yield and seamless debt financing from leading lenders.

4. What module technology variants does Adani Solar offer for C&I projects through Loop Solar?

Through Loop Solar, C&I buyers can access Adani Solar's complete portfolio, including the Shine Series N-Type TOPCon Bifacial Dual Glass ranging from 590 Wp to 630 Wp+ with up to 23.34% efficiency, the Elan Series Mono PERC Bifacial ranging from 540 Wp to 550 Wp+, and glass-to-transparent backsheet options ideal for weight-sensitive roof structures.

5. How does Loop Solar's pan-India warehousing network accelerate C&I project execution before the Dec 31, 2026 cutoff?

Loop Solar operates over 10 strategically located warehouses across India to enable fast dispatch within 24 to 48 hours, covering North India through Gurgaon, Jaipur, Zirakpur, Lucknow, Agra, Bareilly, Saharanpur, Dehradun, and Jammu, West India through Pune for Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa, South India through Bangalore and Coimbatore, and East India through Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.

6. Why should developers buy Adani Solar panels from an Authorized Distributor like Loop Solar?

Procuring from Loop Solar ensures 100% genuine materials backed by official manufacturer authorization certificates, spot stock availability that eliminates factory lead-time delays for urgent pre-deadline commissioning, flexible volume logistics ranging from small pallet orders to multi-megawatt shipments, and competitive B2B wholesale pricing with transparent proforma invoicing.

7. How does buying Adani Solar panels from Loop Solar mitigate risk as the 31st December 2026 deadline approaches?

As the deadline approaches and module demand surges while factory supply chains choke, Loop Solar's ready local inventory of Adani Solar panels protects EPCs from supply bottlenecks, transit delays, and price spikes, ensuring projects commission on schedule to claim ALMM List-II exemption benefits.

8. How can C&I solar project developers and EPCs place bulk orders for Adani Solar panels with Loop Solar?

Developers and EPC contractors can connect with Loop Solar's sales desk directly through their official portal, via email, or by contacting their regional warehouse sales teams in Gurgaon, Pune, Jaipur, Bangalore, or Bhubaneswar for instant quotes, technical datasheets, and batch delivery schedules.