☀️ Blogs
This is where Credence Solar writes about the work behind its modules: how TOPCon and Mono PERC cells perform in Indian conditions, what BIS and ALMM listing mean for a tender, what a module line or a 1 MW plant costs to build, and how bifacial gain changes with mounting height and ground cover. The posts are written for EPC companies, project developers, dealers and distributors buying modules in volume, so they lean on datasheet figures, test standards and real project costs. If you are comparing modules for a project, start with the Quasar N 745W TOPCon bifacial panel or browse the full datasheet library. To see how the modules are built and tested, read about the 2.2 GW Rajkot line and its quality checks.
New to the topic? Start with these. On module technology: the TOPCon solar panel guide, Mono PERC solar panels and bifacial solar panels. On costs: solar installation cost in India, the cost of a 1 MW solar plant and solar panel manufacturing plant cost. On buying and policy: BIS-certified solar panels, net metering in India and solar panel warranty. For suppliers, see the top solar panel manufacturers in India and manufacturers in Gujarat. Each post is written by the Credence Solar technical team and shows the date it was last updated, which matters because module prices, DCR rules and the ALMM lists change through the year.