A mix of difficult terrains and an expensive labor market have challenged continuity in the solar tracker industry in Australia, but GameChange Solar International CEO Vikas Bansal says the company is tackling these challenges and has made the region a priority for the long-term. How do you view the Australian solar market today, and what is your long-term vision for this region? Bansal: Australia is one of the most forward-looking solar markets globally. The scale of renewab

Vikas Bansal, President and CEO – International, GameChange Solar, expects that 55–60% of India’s new utility-scale solar capacity additions in FY 2027 will use trackers — a significant jump from the current 30–35% adoption rate. This growth, he said, will be primarily driven by FDRE (Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy) projects and higher module prices following the ALMM (Approved List of Models and Manufacturers) mandate for locally produced solar cells. “Till last year

Vikas Bansal, President and CEO - International, GameChange Solar, discusses GameChange Solar’s growth trajectory, India’s evolving solar ecosystem, and the company’s foray into transformer manufacturing, in an interview with Mrinmoy Dey, Associate Editor, Energetica India. Question: To begin with, could you tell us a bit about GameChange Solar and the recently introduced Balance of System (BoS) plant? How do these two businesses complement each other? Answer: GameChange So

Exclusive Interview with Vikas Bansal, President - International, GameChange Solar! As India crosses the 100 GW mark in solar capacity, we delve into the country's renewable energy landscape. Vikas shares insights on India's 'Viksit Bharat' vision, GameChange Solar's role in India's solar expansion, and the future of solar energy. Watch to learn about the challenges, innovations, and strategic moves shaping India's solar industry. Watch above or on YouTube here: https://www.y