The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has extended the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) compliance deadline for solar inverters above 200 kW capacity to June 30, 2026 — now just 7 weeks away. With the deadline fast approaching and BIS testing labs running at capacity, utility-scale developers, EPC contractors, and inverter suppliers must act immediately.

The Context

India's push to enforce BIS quality standards across its solar supply chain is one of the most consequential policy shifts for the inverter industry. Under the Solar Systems, Devices and Components Goods (Quality Control) Order, 2025, every solar inverter sold in India must carry BIS certification — and the extension for large inverters above 200 kW is now firmly final.

Key Highlights

Action Required Now

If you are an EPC company or solar developer deploying inverters above 200 kW, verify BIS certification status with your supplier immediately. BIS-accredited testing labs are reporting high queue times — do not wait until late June. Non-compliant inverters risk customs clearance delays and project commissioning blocks.

Source: Mercom India

Tags: #MNREUpdates #BISCompliance #SolarInverters #IndiaRegulatoryNews #UtilityScaleSolar #InverterCertification

#MNREUpdates #BISCompliance #SolarInverters #IndiaRegulatoryNews #UtilityScaleSolar
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