
Evoxia
Evoxia produces high-purity polysilicon domestically in India using a proprietary low-emission reduction process that achieves 95% fewer emissions and 80% lower energy consumption than the conventional Siemens method. The company leverages low-cost agricultural residues as feedstock to deliver 7N+ purity material for photovoltaic and semiconductor applications, helping Indian manufacturers meet ALMM List-III mandates and reduce import dependency.
- New Materials
- Clean Technology
- Chemical Technology
- Semiconductor
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
India has 144 GW of module capacity but domestic polysilicon production is still commissioning, leaving the sector 100% import dependent for critical solar feedstock. This strategic supply chain fragility threatens the country’s renewable energy independence and exposes manufacturers to foreign price and availability risks.
Solution
Evoxia provides a bankable, local source of high-purity polysilicon that meets the ALMM List-III mandates effective June 2028. The company uses a proprietary reduction process that achieves 95% fewer emissions and consumes 80% less energy than the conventional Siemens process, delivering 7N+ purity material. By leveraging low-cost agricultural residues as feedstock, Evoxia produces next-generation photovoltaic and semiconductor materials at mass-market scale without the high-emission energy grids and legacy chemical waste associated with traditional silicon production.
Target Audience
Primary customers are Indian solar module manufacturers and semiconductor producers seeking a reliable, domestically sourced supply of high-purity polysilicon feedstock to meet regulatory mandates and reduce supply chain risk.
Features
- Proprietary low-emission reduction process achieving 95% fewer emissions than the Siemens process
- 7N+ purity polysilicon suitable for photovoltaic and semiconductor applications
- 80% lower energy consumption compared to conventional production methods
- Utilizes low-cost agricultural residues as input feedstock for mass-market scale production
- Domestic production positioned to support ALMM List-III compliance and reduce import dependency