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 Title -  G1 vs. M10 Solar Cells – What Do They Mean for Panel Performance? When it comes to solar panel manufacturers and solar panel providers in India , technical specifications often become marketing jargon. Among these, "G1" and "M10" solar cells are frequently touted, but what do they actually mean for performance? G1 cells typically refer to 166 × 166 mm half-cut PERC (Passivated Emitter and Rear Cell) solar cells. They’re a modern standard, used widely by leading panel makers. On the other hand, M10 cells are slightly larger in size, i.e., 182 × 182 mm. Because they’re larger, panels made of M10 cells require fewer cells overall and reduced inter-cell wiring, which leads to improved electrical efficiency. Key Performance Factors Each cell type supports high-efficiency values; G1 cells have 21-22%, while M10 cells offer a slightly higher value. Furthermore, power outputs vary on the panel; typical G1 panel power ratings range from 430 to 450 W, while ...

 Title -  Powering India's Agricultural Future: Gautam Solar’s Role in the PM-KUSUM Scheme India’s transition toward clean energy has been steadily gaining ground, especially in rural and agricultural regions. One of the flagship initiatives driving this movement is the  Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan   (PM-KUSUM). With the aim of empowering farmers through solar energy, the scheme promotes energy independence and income generation while reducing environmental impact. Link -  https://gautamsolar.com/powering-indias-agricultural-future-gautam-solars-role-in-the-pm-kusum-scheme-

 Title -  630Wp R Series: Perfect for Indian Conditions India’s solar revolution is accelerating at a rapid pace. The government has set an ambitious target of 500GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, out of which 280 GW is expected to come from solar energy alone. To support this transition, the demand for high-efficiency, reliable   solar modules  is at an all-time high. Gautam Solar’s 630Wp R-Series stands out as a game changer, tailored to meet the challenging and diverse conditions of India.