[16] The firm also played a key role in the commissioning of India’s largest rooftop solar installation at Kolkata airport the same year in December.

In the month of October, Vikram Solar formed a strategic cooperation to enter the Finnish market [10] and later that year, in November, signed a MoU with the Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology (IIEST) at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.

[11] In 2017, the company reached a manufacturing capacity of 1 GW,[22] and by July of the same year, its modules became one of the top performers according to DNV GL testing standards.

[25] The company expanded internationally, opening a sales office in Massachusetts, USA in February[26] and partnering with France’s CEA in March to drive innovative technology research.

[29] The half-cut cell module was unveiled as well by the firm at REI 2018 and they also commissioned a 200 MW plant in Andhra Pradesh for a solar power generation company.

[35] It also commissioned a 225 MW plant for NTPC in Uttar Pradesh, the largest in the state,[36] and continued its streak as a 'Top Performer' in the PVEL PQP Reliability Scorecard for the fourth time in five years.

[12] Additionally, it launched n-type monocrystalline cells with Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact (TOPCon) and heterojunction (HJT) PV modules.

[12] The company also has recently won a huge 1.00 GW order from one of the subsidiaries of JSW Energy Limited for supply of high - efficiency solar PV modules in CY 2024.