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A Quarter of Movement, Not Just Milestones

Some quarters pass by in numbers, targets achieved, reports closed, calendars filled.

And then there are quarters like this one.

At Pixon Solar, the first three months of the year did not just move fast, but they moved
meaningfully. Between factory floors and exhibition halls, between quiet team moments and
large public platforms, something steady and significant was taking shape.

It was not just growth. It was momentum with intent.

Where the World Met Us: Events & Exhibitions

This quarter, Pixon stepped beyond its walls and into conversations that shape the industry.

Our presence across leading industry platforms strengthened not just our visibility, but our voice
in the renewable energy ecosystem.

Quarter 1 Event Highlights

Kreepa Expo
Global Solar Expo
Intersolar Expo
Vibrant Gujarat Summit

At these platforms, we found ourselves not just presenting solutions, but exchanging ideas.

There is something unique about these gatherings. You stand in the middle of a busy hall,
surrounded by innovation, and yet what stays with you are the conversations, the questions
people ask, the problems they share, the curiosity in their eyes.

Each interaction reminded us that solar is no longer a future concept. It is a present necessity.

And in those moments, Pixon was not just a participant. It was a voice.

Leadership Milestones: Strengthening the Vision

This quarter also marked an important step in strengthening our leadership foundation.

We are pleased to welcome:

Mr. Anirbandas – Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
Mr. Rajendra Kankal – Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Alongside strengthening our leadership team, we also focused on expanding our sales team
across key regions , reinforcing our market presence, and strengthening on-the-ground
connections with customers and partners.

These additions mark a significant milestone in Pixon’s journey as we continue to scale our
market reach, technological capabilities, and customer engagement

Sometimes, growth is visible in numbers.

At other times, it is visible in those who choose to be part of the journey.

This was one such moment.

Inside the Walls: The Rhythm of Everyday Culture

While the outside world saw our technology, inside Pixon, life moved with its own rhythm.

Holi: A Splash of Pause

For a brief moment, colors replaced routines. Laughter echoed a little louder than usual, and the
workplace felt less like a system and more like a shared space.

Safety Week: Quiet Discipline

There were no loud celebrations here—only awareness, drills, and reminders. Because safety,
we believe, is not an event. It is a habit built every day.

Women’s Day: Strength in Presence

The day was marked not by grand gestures, but by acknowledgment of contributions, of
resilience, and of the many roles women continue to play across teams.

Health Check-up Drive: A Subtle Reminder

Amid deadlines and deliverables, this was a pause that mattered. A reminder that behind every
system, every process, every output—there are people.

The People Who Power Pixon: Team Highlights

Organizations grow in numbers. But they move forward because of people who choose to grow
with them.

This quarter, several team members took that step—earning certifications, upgrading skills, and
quietly strengthening the foundation of what we build every day.

There is no spotlight large enough to capture this kind of progress. But its impact shows—in
better decisions, sharper execution, and deeper confidence.

Moments of Achievement

Achievements rarely arrive with noise. They settle in gradually.

This quarter brought with it a moment of pride as Pixon Solar was honored with the EPC
Award, recognizing our continued commitment to excellence and execution in the solar sector.

Other defining milestones included:

Successful participation in key industry expos
Strengthened leadership team
Team certifications and internal initiatives
Process and project excellence milestones

Individually, they may seem small.

But together, they form the story of a quarter that moved forward with consistency and clarity.

PIXON Inaugurates New Facility for Advanced
TOPCon Solar Module Manufacturing

PIXON proudly inaugurated its new advanced manufacturing facility on 19th April 2026,
marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey toward strengthening India’s solar
manufacturing ecosystem.

This new expansion is capable of producing the latest, high-quality TOPCon Solar Modules,
enabling PIXON to deliver improved efficiency, enhanced performance, and greater reliability
for modern solar energy applications.

This expansion reflects PIXON’s continued commitment to innovation, quality, and
sustainability.

Big News!

PIXON Receives ALMM Approval for 2.391 GW Solar Module Capacity

PIXON has received ALMM approval for 2.391 GW solar module manufacturing capacity, marking an
important milestone in its growth journey. The approval includes 1.646 GW for TOPCon modules,
covering M10R and G12R Modules, and 745 MW for Mono PERC modules. This achievement
strengthens PIXON’s commitment to quality manufacturing, advanced solar technology, and India’s clean
energy mission. It also reinforces our focus on delivering reliable and future-ready solar solutions

Until Next Quarter

More stories are waiting to unfold. More moments that will shape not just what we do, but how
we do it.

And when we return with the next edition of Pixon Solar Connect, we will bring those stories
with us.

What happens after 25+ years of solar panels?

Solar panels are often marketed as a 25+year investment , a promise of long-term savings, sustainability, and energy independence. But one important question remains underexplored:

What actually happens after those 25 years?

Do solar panels stop working? Do they need to be replaced? Or can they continue generating
power beyond their “lifetime”?

This article breaks down the technical reality behind solar panel lifespan, degradation,
performance after 25 years, and what homeowners and businesses should expect in the long
run.

Understanding the “25-Year Lifespan” Myth

The widely quoted 25-year lifespan of solar panels is not an expiration date. It is a performance warranty benchmark

Most solar manufacturers guarantee that after 25 years, panels will still operate at
approximately 80%–85% of their original efficiency. This is known as the performance
degradation curve

In simpler terms:

Solar panels don’t stop working after 25 years,
They just produce slightly less electricity than when they were new.

The Science of Solar Degradation

Solar panels degrade due to continuous exposure to environmental and operational stress
factors, such as:

UV radiation
Temperature fluctuations
Humidity and moisture ingress
Mechanical stress (wind loads, dust accumulation)
Microcracks in silicon cells

This gradual reduction in output is measured as the annual degradation rate , typically ranging
between 0.4% to 0.7% per year for high-quality modules.

Example:

A panel with a 0.5% annual degradation rate will perform at:

~97.5% efficiency after 5 years
~90% after 20 years
~85% after 25 years

Advanced modules using technologies such as Mono PERC, TOPCon, or HJT often exhibit
lower degradation rates and improved long-term stability.

What Happens After 25 Years?

After the 25-year mark, solar panels enter a post-warranty operational phase, where
performance depends on quality, maintenance, and environmental conditions.

1. Panels Continue Generating Power

Contrary to popular belief, solar panels do not shut down after 25 years. They continue
producing electricity, often for 30–40 years or more.

However

Output will be reduced compared to the initial capacity
Efficiency decline becomes more noticeable over time

For many systems, even at 75–80% efficiency, energy generation remains economically
valuable.

2. Efficiency Becomes the Key Consideration

At this stage, system owners evaluate:

Whether the reduced output meets their energy needs
Whether upgrading to newer, higher-efficiency modules makes financial sense

With rapid advancements in solar technology, modern panels may offer significantly higher
wattage within the same footprint.

Do Solar Panels Need to Be Replaced After 25 Years?

Not necessarily.

Replacement depends on three key factors:

1. Performance vs Requirement

If the system still meets your energy demand, replacement may not be required.

2. Financial Viability

If new panels offer significantly higher efficiency and faster ROI, upgrading may be beneficial.

3. Physical Condition

Panels with visible damage, delamination, or severe degradation may need replacement.

In many cases, solar systems continue to operate efficiently beyond their warranty period
without immediate replacement.

What About Solar Panel Recycling?

As solar adoption increases, the importance of end-of-life management grows.

Modern solar panels are largely recyclable, with recoverable materials such as:

Glass
Aluminum
Silicon
Copper

India is gradually building infrastructure for solar recycling, aligning with global sustainability
goals.

Responsible disposal and recycling ensure that solar energy remains a truly green solution
across its lifecycle.

How Technology Is Improving Longevity

Modern solar manufacturing has significantly enhanced module durability and lifespan through:

Improved cell architecture (TOPCon, HJT)
Better encapsulation materials
Anti-reflective and anti-soiling coatings
Enhanced resistance to PID (Potential Induced Degradation)
Advanced quality testing protocols

These innovations result in:

Lower degradation rates
Higher energy yield over time
Greater reliability in diverse climatic conditions

Designing for 30+ Years: A Strategic Approach

For long-term solar success, system design must go beyond just installation.

Key considerations include:

Selecting high-quality, bankable manufacturers
Optimizing system design for maximum efficiency
Ensuring proper installation practices
Regular monitoring and maintenance
Planning for future scalability

A well-designed system today can deliver consistent performance for decades.

Final Thoughts

The idea that solar panels “expire” after 25 years is a misconception.

In reality:

They continue generating electricity beyond their warranty period
Performance gradually declines, but remains useful
Upgrades and repowering can enhance system output
Recycling ensures sustainability at the end of life

Solar is not just a 25-year solution — it is a long-term energy asset.

Looking Ahead

As technology advances and manufacturing quality improves, the next generation of solar
panels is expected to deliver:

Longer operational lifespans
Lower degradation rates
Higher efficiency output

For homeowners and businesses alike, investing in solar today means securing energy stability
for decades to come.

Author: pixon

A Quarter of Movement, Not Just Milestones

A Quarter of Movement, Not Just Milestones