What is Tata Power's stated export opportunity in Europe, and which country specifically opened its market for non-Chinese solar equipment?

Tata Power's CEO Praveer Sinha stated the company sees a 2–3 gigawatts export opportunity to 'one country' in Europe, without naming it explicitly; however, the news body specifies that Italy last year opened up imports for solar projects built without equipment manufactured in China under the EU's Net-Zero Industry Act.

What is the current share of Chinese solar modules and cells in the EU market, and how does this context drive Tata Power's export strategy?

According to consultancy firm Green Horse Advisory, China supplied about 94% of the solar modules and cells installed in the EU in 2023 — a figure underscored by the fact that over 95% of all solar modules installed in the EU are imported — creating strong policy momentum for diversification, which Tata Power is directly responding to by targeting its first solar exports to Europe.

Tata Power Eyes First Solar Exports to Europe as EU Curbs China Reliance

Jul 27, 2026

Tata Power targets 2-3 gigawatts of solar equipment exports to Europe, leveraging EU policies to reduce Chinese reliance while expanding its own manufacturing capacity.

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