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India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market is Expected to Register a 6.19% CAGR Through 2031

Abundant Solar Resource Availability in India and Government Policies & Incentives Supporting Solar Energy are likely to propel the market during the forecast period.


According to TechSci Research report, “India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market – By Region, Competition, Forecast and Opportunities, 2021-2031F”, India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market was valued at USD 302 Million in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 436 Million by 2031 with a CAGR of 6.19% during the forecast period.

Technological progress in concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) systems has significantly boosted their appeal in the Indian market by improving efficiency, reliability, and cost competitiveness. Advances in optical components, solar cell materials, and system integration have collectively enhanced CPV performance, making it a viable alternative to conventional photovoltaic technologies.

One major innovation is the development of multi-junction solar cells, which layer multiple semiconductor materials to capture a wider range of the solar spectrum. These cells are the heart of CPV systems, enabling conversion efficiencies surpassing 40% in laboratory settings, and over 30% in commercial products. Such high efficiency translates into better energy yields and lower costs per watt.

In parallel, improvements in concentrator optics—such as Fresnel lenses and high-precision mirrors—allow CPV systems to focus sunlight more effectively and with less energy loss. These optical advancements also reduce the size and weight of the concentrating elements, making installation easier and lowering structural costs.

Innovations in dual-axis tracking systems ensure that CPV modules continuously face the sun, maximizing direct irradiance capture throughout the day. Modern trackers are more precise, durable, and require less maintenance, which is critical for sustained operation in diverse Indian climates. Furthermore, advancements in cooling technologies help maintain optimal cell temperatures, as high concentration ratios can generate significant heat. Effective thermal management ensures long-term reliability and performance stability, addressing one of the earlier challenges of CPV technology.

Research and development collaborations between Indian institutes, startups, and international partners have accelerated the localization of CPV technology. This helps tailor solutions to Indian conditions, reduce import dependency, and lower costs.

With ongoing innovation, CPV systems are becoming increasingly cost-competitive against traditional solar technologies, enhancing their market potential. These technological improvements also open up opportunities for hybrid systems that combine CPV with other renewable sources or energy storage, enhancing grid integration.


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Based on End Use, The utilities segment dominated the India Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) market primarily due to the scale and nature of CPV technology, which is well-suited for large-scale power generation projects. Utilities are key players in India’s renewable energy landscape, responsible for meeting the growing electricity demand of a rapidly expanding economy and population. CPV technology, with its high efficiency and ability to generate more power per unit area, aligns perfectly with utilities’ need to maximize energy output while optimizing land use, especially in regions where land acquisition is costly or limited.

Utility-scale CPV projects benefit from economies of scale, which help offset the relatively higher initial capital costs associated with CPV systems. Utilities have better access to financing, technical expertise, and infrastructure, enabling them to manage the complexities involved in installing and maintaining CPV plants, including the use of dual-axis trackers and multi-junction solar cells. This advantage makes utilities more capable of deploying CPV technology at a scale that delivers significant power generation capacity and cost-effective energy over the long term.

Government policies and solar auctions in India predominantly target utility-scale solar power installations, creating an enabling environment for utilities to adopt CPV. These policies often provide incentives, subsidies, and guaranteed power purchase agreements (PPAs), reducing financial risks and encouraging utilities to invest in advanced solar technologies like CPV. Additionally, utilities are focused on meeting renewable portfolio standards and reducing carbon emissions, which drives their interest in high-efficiency solar solutions. CPV’s ability to generate more electricity with less land and higher performance under direct sunlight conditions makes it an attractive option to fulfill these sustainability goals.

Based on Region, North India is emerging as the fastest-growing region in the India Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) market due to a combination of favorable climatic, economic, and policy factors that create an ideal environment for CPV deployment.

The region receives substantial direct normal irradiance (DNI), a critical requirement for CPV technology, which relies on concentrating direct sunlight for optimal performance. States such as Rajasthan, Haryana, and Punjab experience high levels of clear, sunny days, especially outside the monsoon season, making them well-suited for CPV systems that depend on strong, uninterrupted sunlight.

North India has witnessed rapid industrialization and urbanization, leading to a surge in electricity demand. CPV technology’s high efficiency and ability to generate more power per unit area appeal to developers looking to meet this growing energy requirement while optimizing land use. Given the increasing scarcity and high cost of land near urban centers, CPV’s smaller footprint compared to traditional photovoltaic systems offers a strategic advantage.

State governments in North India have been proactive in promoting renewable energy through attractive policies, subsidies, and solar park developments. These incentives encourage investment in innovative solar technologies like CPV. The availability of dedicated infrastructure and grid connectivity in many parts of the region also facilitates smoother project implementation and power evacuation. In addition, North India benefits from an expanding network of technical expertise and local manufacturing units supporting CPV components such as multi-junction cells, Fresnel lenses, and tracking systems. This localized ecosystem reduces dependency on imports, shortens supply chains, and lowers overall project costs, making CPV projects more financially viable.

The increasing focus on reducing carbon emissions and meeting India’s renewable energy targets has heightened interest in high-efficiency solar solutions. North India’s strategic position as an energy hub further motivates large-scale CPV adoption to support sustainable growth.


Major companies operating in the India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market are:

  • Tata Power Solar Systems Limited
  • Adani Solar Energy Limited
  • Reliance Solar Energy Private Limited
  • Vikram Solar Limited
  • Waaree Energies Ltd
  • RenewSys India Pvt. Ltd.
  • Hero Future Energies Pvt. Ltd.
  • Azure Power India Pvt. Ltd.


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The India Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) market presents a significant opportunity driven by the country’s abundant direct solar irradiance, growing energy demand, and supportive government policies promoting renewable energy. CPV technology’s high efficiency and reduced land footprint align well with India’s land constraints and sustainability goals. As the nation targets ambitious solar capacity additions, CPV offers a promising solution for maximizing power output and optimizing resource use. Additionally, advancements in multi-junction cells and tracking systems further enhance CPV’s viability. The expanding market, coupled with increasing investment and technological innovation, positions India as a key growth hub for CPV deployment.” said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of TechSci Research, a research-based global management consulting firm.

India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market, By Product (Reflectors, Refractors), By Concentration (High Concentration Photovoltaic, Low Concentration Photovoltaic), By End Use (Commercial, Utilities, Others), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2021-2031F”, has evaluated the future growth potential of India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market and provides statistics & information on Market size, structure and future Market growth. The report intends to provide cutting-edge Market intelligence and help decision-makers make sound investment decisions., The report also identifies and analyzes the emerging trends along with essential drivers, challenges, and opportunities in the India Concentrated Photovoltaic Market.

 

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