Fluence Energy Announces Technology Center in Bangalore for Global Support

Energy storage technology and services provider, Fluence Energy has announced its new global technology center in Bangalore, India. Fluence India Technology Centre will mark local presence in India. Along with this initiative, the company is also looking to enhance its technical capabilities and expand global talent to support product strategy execution.

As per the company, this Indian Technology Centre is a key milestone for them since it is the company’s first technology center completely in Asia. This enhances the progress of current North American and European technology teams. In unison, the company’s technology center teams support Fluence’s operational model, which is regionally focused, and build a solid platform for the launch of new products and regionalized product support.

According to Fluence SVP & Chief Product Officer Rebecca Boll, “With the opening of this technological center, we will strengthen our product portfolio, engineering capabilities, and further highlight our core competencies in battery-based energy storage solutions and software. This team will be crucial to the growth of our sixth-generation product line, which is providing clients around the world with a variety of essential grid services, as well as the development of next-generation goods.”

Fluence Energy added that the technical professionals will help achieve the the business’s worldwide sales and growth targets for all key product lines and provide flexibility and quick product development. Along with it, the company also shared that the employees of the Indian Technical Centre will be working in many fields, including software quality assurance, product management, enclosure, battery, inverter engineering, and more. The technology center will also assist in the supply of goods to Fluence India’s joint venture with ReNew Power and in providing support for the whole lifecycle of their storage systems.

“India has set an ambitious goal for its renewable energy capacity of 500 GW by 2030. Our technology center and joint venture with ReNew are just the beginning of Fluence’s commitment to assisting India in the transition to renewable energy, according to Fluence SVP & President, APAC Jan Teichmann. “Our investment in the area will enable us to work with clients locally, develop knowledge in local market demands, drive product development for the region, and promote the long-term expansion of energy storage in India,” the company said.