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ARTICLE · 05 JUNE 2026

MNRE Issued OM For ALMM List Applicability Post 01.06.2026

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MNRE, vide Office Memorandum dated 25.05.2026 (“ALMM OM”) has specified that there will be no extension of the requirement to mandatorily source solar cells and modules from Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (“ALMM”) by net metering and open access renewable power projects getting commissioned on or after 01.06.2026.

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MNRE, vide Office Memorandum dated 25.05.2026 (“ALMM OM”)1 has specified that there will be no extension of the requirement to mandatorily source solar cells and modules from Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (“ALMM”) by net metering and open access renewable power projects getting commissioned on or after 01.06.2026.

The key highlights of the ALMM OM inter-alia are as follows:

  1. The ALMM OM provides that extension may be granted to protect investments already made where (a) installation of solar modules is completed but not commissioned or (b) effective steps have been undertaken by the power developers towards grounding the projects. In such cases, requests will be considered for appropriate time-extension on case-tocase basis, after objective assessment of the supporting information/ documentary proofs provided by such developers.

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