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Global Market Milestone
Global EV sales projected to reach 3x current levels; India aims for a significant share of the export market.
Mandate Effective
ALMM compliance for ingots and wafers becomes mandatory for all applicable projects.
Supply Chain Scaling
Expansion of battery manufacturing capacity and establishment of global quality standards.
Upstream Extension
Government announces extension of ALMM to include ingots and wafers.
Strategy Launch
Proposed implementation of the National Export Strategy for EVs as recommended by FICCI.
ALMM Reinstated
After a one-year suspension to ease supply constraints, ALMM for modules is reimposed.
Domestic Strengthening
Focus on domestic PLI schemes and initial export pilots for electric two-wheelers.
First List Published
The first list of approved module manufacturers is released, focusing on domestic players.
ALMM Order Issued
MNRE issues the original order to ensure quality of solar cells and modules.
The World Bank's $890 million financing for India's PM Surya Ghar scheme aims to electrify 10 million homes with rooftop solar, create 1.7 million clean energy jobs, and mobilize $4.2 billion in private capital. This accelerates India's net-zero 2070 path and addresses the lagging residential solar segment.
In Ri-Bhoi, Finance Minister Sitharaman inaugurated a Rs 32 crore organic spice unit that blends indigenous Khasi sustainability principles with modern processing infrastructure. The model curbs synthetic inputs, lowers carbon footprint, and demonstrates climate-resilient agriculture for vulnerable regions.
The Indian government has expanded the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) to include solar ingots and wafers, effective June 1, 2028. This strategic regulatory shift aims to reduce import dependency and incentivize the creation of a fully integrated domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem.
A joint report by FICCI and Yes Bank calls for a dedicated National Export Strategy for Electric Vehicles (EVs) to capitalize on a global market projected to triple by 2030. The briefing emphasizes that India must transition from a domestic-focused manufacturer to a global export hub to maintain its automotive sector's competitiveness.
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