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Renewable plant on outskirts to be ready in April
Uninterrupted power supply is a challenge across the country and renewable energy is seen as the most suitable alternative to bridge the power gap. A manufacturing plant set up on the outskirts of the city which aims to provide low-cost hybrid, renewable energy solutions for urban, suburban, and on and off-grid environments,
Uninterrupted power supply is a challenge across the country and renewable energy is seen as the most suitable alternative to bridge the power gap. A manufacturing plant set up on the outskirts of the city which aims to provide low-cost hybrid, renewable energy solutions for urban, suburban, and on and off-grid environments, is ready to be inaugurated in the first week of April. US based WindStream Technologies had started the construction of the 50,000 square feet facility in December 2014.
The company will build its flagship SolarMill products and is designed to service the Indian and South Asian markets. The company expects to sell its products in the market in the second quarter of 2015. The new facility has received its first container of 80 complete SolarMills, which are slated for distribution, large pilot programmes, and the needed certifications from local governmental agencies.
The company has secured high visibility sites across India for showcasing the technology and initial pilots, including railway stations, government buildings, universities, residential dwellings and a variety of business properties. With more than 400 million people who live without grid-supplied energy and the government aggressively moving to provide electricity to rural India, the company expects to see great demand for products. The company expects the Hyderabad plant to produce 2,000 and 3,000 SolarMills in 2015 and anticipates that it will sell its entire production run in 2015.
