Launches Quad-Cut TOPCon 3.0 Dual Glass Bifacial Solar Module
Saatvik Green Energy has launched a new solar module — the Quad-Cut TOPCon 3.0 Dual Glass Bifacial — at REI Expo 2026 in Greater Noida.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Max Power Output
- Output up to 670 Wp; up to 745 W with bifacial gain
- Module Efficiency
- Module efficiency up to 24.8%
- Module Plant Capacity
- 4.86 GW module plant in Ambala, Haryana
Product launch
Saatvik Green Energy has unveiled the Quad-Cut TOPCon 3.0 Dual Glass Bifacial Solar PV Module at the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026 in Greater Noida. The company describes it as its most significant technology statement so far and a move into higher-wattage modules for India's utility-scale and commercial solar market.
What the module offers
- Power output of up to 670 Wp
- With bifacial gain, output can reach up to 745 W under standard bifacial rating conditions (BNPI)
- Maximum module efficiency of 24.8%
- Built on N-type TOPCon 3.0 cell architecture with a bifacial double-glass construction
- Uses 264 quarter-cut (quarter-cut cell) cells, a design the company says reduces current loss per cell, lowers resistive losses and minimises hot-spot risk
- The company says higher output per module lets developers deploy more capacity with fewer modules, which can reduce balance-of-system costs such as mounting structures, cabling, land use and installation effort per megawatt
Warranty and long-term performance
- 30-year linear power warranty
- Annual degradation of 0.35% after the first year
- Warranted to deliver at least 88.85% of rated power at the end of 30 years
- The warranty is supported by Munich RE insurance
Company scale
Saatvik operates a 4.86 GW module manufacturing facility in Ambala, Haryana, and is developing a Greenfield integrated manufacturing facility in Odisha with module and solar cell capacity. The company says it has a presence across utility-scale, commercial & industrial, EPC and distributed solar segments.
What it means for investors
This is a product portfolio announcement, not a financial disclosure. It shows the company adding a higher-wattage offering to its range, which matters in a market shifting toward higher-efficiency modules. How much this contributes to revenue and margins will depend on order wins, pricing and execution, which is where the commercial outcome of a launch is decided.
The module was inaugurated by Mr Mohammad Rihan, Director General, National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE), in the presence of the company's Chairman and Managing Director Mr Neelesh Garg, Managing Director Mr Manik Garg, Chief Executive Officer Mr Prashant Mathur and Chief Revenue Officer Mr Pushpendra Samadhiya.
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More numbers
- Power output of the new module670 Wp
- Output with bifacial gain (BNPI)745 W
- Maximum module efficiency24.8%
- Number of quarter-cut cells in the module264 cells
- Linear power warranty period30-year
- Annual degradation after first year0.35%
- Warranted output at end of 30 years88.85%
- Module manufacturing capacity in Ambala4.86 GW
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