Vikram Solar Appoints Biresh Ranjan Das to Lead HR and Talent Development for Renewable Energy Growth

Vikram Solar Limited, a leading player in India’s solar photovoltaic manufacturing sector, has announced the appointment of Biresh Ranjan Das as Senior Vice President – Human Resources. In his new role, Das will spearhead the company’s people and culture initiatives, working closely with management to enhance organizational capability in line with Vikram Solar’s growth plans and expanding global footprint.

The appointment comes as India’s renewable energy sector enters a phase of accelerated growth, requiring skilled talent and leadership depth to support large-scale manufacturing, technology, and operations. Vikram Solar emphasized that Das’s role will focus on workforce strategy, organization design, productivity enhancement, leadership development, and institutionalizing robust people processes to build a sustainable pipeline of professionals for the clean energy ecosystem.

With over 23 years of experience spanning manufacturing, telecom, hospitality, infrastructure, and global shared services, Das brings expertise in scaling organizations and aligning human resources strategies with business priorities across complex, multi-location environments.

Gyanesh Chaudhary, Chairman and Managing Director of Vikram Solar, said:
“India’s clean energy transition is entering a phase where scale, speed, and capability must progress together. At Vikram Solar, building future-ready talent and leadership depth is a strategic priority as we expand our operations and global footprint. We are delighted to welcome Biresh as Senior Vice President – Human Resources. His experience in strengthening people systems and leadership capability will be important as we continue to build an organization that can sustain growth, innovation, and operational excellence over the long term.”

The company noted that the appointment reinforces its commitment to developing a resilient and capable workforce, essential for supporting India’s clean energy ambitions and the wider renewable energy sector.