GREW Solar debuted all-black, UFLPA-compliant PV modules for North America

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<p><a href="https://thegrewsolar.com/">GREW Solar</a> introduced its next-generation ALL BLACK, M10 TOPCon, and G12R TOPCon solar modules in Las Vegas, offering high efficiency, long warranties, and tariff-compliant supply for U.S. developers.</p>

<p>At <a href="https://solarbuildermag.com/news/smarter-boxes-fewer-boxes-residential-inverter-and-ess-highlights-from-re-2025/">RE+ 2025</a>, GREW Solar pulled the curtain back on a trio of new module lines designed for North American projects. The sleek ALL BLACK Series targets residential rooftops, pairing aesthetics with reliable output in low-light, hot, and snowy conditions. Each unit carries a 25-year warranty.</p>

<p>For commercial and utility-scale customers, GREW Solar launched two high-output lines. </p>

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<li><strong>The G2G M10 TOPCon Series </strong>reaches up to 590 Wp, optimized for dawn-to-dusk generation and hot-climate stability. </li>

<li><strong>The G2G G12R TOPCon High-Power Series</strong> pushes capacity to 635 Wp while requiring 8% fewer modules per megawatt — a BOS cost advantage that reduces installation time and boosts project ROI. Both series ship with 30-year performance warranties.</li>
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<p>Bankability was a core theme of GREW’s Las Vegas launch. The company highlighted its 11 GW vertically integrated Indian manufacturing base as fully UFLPA-compliant, helping U.S. developers avoid import detentions and tariff risk. In-house IEC testing spans more than 25 protocols, including hail and mechanical load assessments. A new 8 GW PV cell plant under development in India is intended to deepen vertical integration and strengthen quality control.</p>

<p>“This launch marks our most significant step yet into the North American market,” said Vinay Thadani, CEO &amp; Director of GREW Solar. “By combining Tier 1 efficiency with compliance assurance and BOS cost savings, we are delivering exactly what global developers need in today’s challenging project environment.”</p>

<p>Backed by the Chiripal Group’s 50-year manufacturing legacy, GREW Solar says it is scaling to deliver multi-gigawatt volumes worldwide while committing to sustainability practices such as solar-powered production, wastewater recycling, and reusable pallet programs.</p>
<p>-- Solar Builder magazine</p>