Recognizing Grew Energy’s growing impact in renewable energy, the South Asian Clean Energy Forum (SACEF) organized a visit to the company’s cutting-edge solar module manufacturing plant in Jaipur. This facility plays a critical role in India’s mission to lead globally in renewable energy solutions.
The delegation was led by Mr Gopal Prasad Sigdel, Secretary of Nepal’s Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, along with other notable figures like Mr Nimal Wickramsinghe Ambala Kandayalage, Additional Secretary of Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Power and Energy. The visit also included senior officials from Bhutan’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, marking a strong spirit of regional collaboration for clean energy progress.
Hosted by Grew Energy’s COO, Mr Hardip Singh, the visit included a tour of the company’s automated production line, featuring advanced solar technologies like the mono-PERC and N-type TOPCon bifacial glass-to-glass modules. This line highlights Grew Energy’s commitment to producing high-quality, innovative solar products.
Vinay Thadani, CEO & Director of Grew Energy, expressed the significance of the visit, saying, “This gathering reinforces the importance of collective efforts in South Asia’s clean energy transition. Engaging with regional leaders gave us a platform to discuss global partnerships and strategies to shape a sustainable energy future. This visit reaffirms Grew Energy’s commitment to impactful solutions in renewable energy.”
Sohil Barad, Head of International Business at Grew Energy, emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating, “Hosting SACEF representatives strengthens our commitment to quality solar solutions on a global scale. Such exchanges inspire innovation and efficiency, helping us achieve net-zero targets faster.”
Grew Energy’s state-of-the-art R&D lab is equipped with leading testing technologies, such as PASAN sun simulators and IEC-compliant durability testers, underscoring the company’s dedication to rigorous quality standards and its role in India’s renewable energy shift.
A member of the Chiripal Group, Grew Energy benefits from over 50 years of manufacturing expertise, positioning it to make a substantial impact on India’s renewable energy landscape. Established in 2022, Grew Energy aims to advance India’s renewable energy growth by offering sustainable, reliable solutions that align with the country’s net-zero ambitions and the Chiripal Group’s legacy in diversified sectors including textiles, education, infrastructure, and petrochemicals.
