Jakson Group Inks Deal With Dubai’s POWERnSUN For Solar Energy Distribution In India

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Energy and infrastructure sector company Jakson Group has announced a partnership with Dubai-based Powernsun. Under the partnership,  the products will be manufactured at Jakson Group’s Noida facility and will contribute to the sustainable energy landscape of the regions, according to a media statement by Jakson Group.

“This strategic collaboration is set to enhance Jakson Group’s distribution network by granting Powernsun exclusive distributorship rights for its solar product portfolio, including solar panels and inverters, in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra,” stated the company Jakson Group in its press statement.

Anurag Garg, CEO of Jakson Solar Modules and Products Business, emphasized the importance of the partnership, stating, “Our partnership with Powernsun is a critical step in our ongoing efforts to lead India towards a self-reliant energy future. It’s not just about expanding our market presence; it’s about making a meaningful impact on the environment and society.”

“Jakson Group’s enhanced manufacturing capabilities, now at 1.2GW, alongside projects like the solar rooftop at Ayodhya Airport and a 40MW power plant in the state. The company has already made significant strides in this direction by delivering over 100,000 solar modules for significant solar power projects, showcasing its dedication to meeting the growing demand for clean energy,” Jakson Group stated in its press statement.

Abhinav Sharma, Head of Sales & Business Development at Powernsun, also shared his enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting its alignment with their mission to promote sustainable energy solutions in Lucknow and Maharashtra. He commended Jakson Group for its proven track record in delivering high-quality, innovative solar energy solutions. “This collaboration is a strategic step towards making solar energy solutions more accessible and affordable, enabling consumers and businesses to lower their energy costs and adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. It marks a significant stride towards achieving India’s ambitious targets for a sustainable and clean energy future, in line with the country’s NetZero commitment by 2070,” he added.