Sunkind India, a leading player in the solar energy industry, has announced the acquisition of substantial new orders totaling 19.9 MWp from its distinguished clients, the Nahar Group and the Jindal Group. This latest achievement underscores Sunkind India’s position as a top EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) company and marks a significant milestone in its expansion into Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.
Building on previous successes, Sunkind India has been awarded a contract for a third solar power site by the Nahar Group in Ludhiana. This new project will bring the total installed capacity for Nahar Group to 7.3 MWp. The performance of solar installations at Nahar’s earlier sites has led to significant reductions in their energy bills, showcasing the benefits of Sunkind’s technology.
Additionally, Sunkind India has secured a major order from the Jindal Group for a project in Nashik, Maharashtra, which will increase the total capacity installed for Jindal Group to 12.6 MWp. The successful execution of previous projects has reinforced Sunkind’s reputation as a reliable partner in the renewable energy sector.
The trend of adopting solar energy in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities is gaining momentum, driven by better ROI and increased export opportunities. Sunkind India is leading this movement, providing solutions that meet and exceed client expectations, and contributing to sustainable growth in these regions.
The company has established a strong presence in Central and Northern India and is now expanding into Western India. The successful execution of its second industrial project in Maharashtra under the Capex Model highlights Sunkind’s growing footprint, with ongoing operations in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Mr. Hanish Gupta, Founder & CEO of Sunkind India, stated, “Our commitment to high standards of quality and timely delivery sets us apart. These achievements are milestones towards our goal of becoming the leading EPC provider in the energy sector. We take pride in our role in advancing India’s sustainable energy landscape and look forward to continuing our journey towards excellence.”
The global shift towards solar energy is crucial for reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change. Solar power offers clean electricity generation without the environmental drawbacks of fossil fuels. It enhances air quality, reduces water consumption in energy production, and provides ecosystem services.
In alignment with this, the 2024-2025 Budget under Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlights a commitment to renewable energy and technology. Measures include expanding exemptions for capital goods used in domestic solar cell and panel manufacturing, supporting the goal of 280 GW of solar power by 2030. This initiative underscores India’s dedication to harnessing its solar potential and building a resilient energy ecosystem.
Sunkind India is positioned to play a pivotal role in strengthening national energy security and contributing to economic growth through its continued advancements in solar energy
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