Smarten Aims to Deploy 5000 Solar Units By The End of FY 2022

By implementing more than three megawatts of projects in Punjab, Haryana, and portions of Uttar Pradesh by June 2022, Haryana-based power-backup product producers Smarten has been solidifying its position in the institutional market in India. The company says that the deployment will benefit institutions save on their electricity bills, contributing to the environment & spread awareness.

The company claims to offer some of the best quality materials and MPPT technology that can deliver some solar energy in the rainy season also. The panels are rugged and fully capable of lasting the 24 years as promised, despite the extremes of weather in India, claims Smarten.

The company has seen an uptake in its 2.5 KVA Superb MPPT 3050 inverter for its efficiency and latest technology across geographies. The Superb series bifacial panels use mono PERC solar cells.

Commenting on the same, Rajnish Sharma, CEO and Co-founder, of Smarten Power Systems, states “We are excited to share our ambitions to enter the institutional sector, since educating people about green energy should begin with illustrations of its use in the real world. Considering the current situation and climate changes, we must accelerate the adoption of green energy, reducing our reliance on conventional sources.”

Smarten power systems, an emerging solar technology firm under Govt. of India’s Start Up India initiative, has deployed institutional solar solutions for over 30 Megawatt units to its customers. The company believes that educating people about the benefits of solar energy for electrification will bring a shift towards sustainable development, welfare, and reduction of poverty.

Smarten’s success is also a strong indicator of the possibilities of jobs creation and fostering domestic start ups in the space, provided enabling policies that support such firms.