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Saatvik Green Energy Limited has announced that its material subsidiary, Saatvik Solar Industries Private Limited, has received and accepted a commercial order worth ₹190 crore from a renowned domestic Independent Power Producer (IPP)/EPC player for the supply of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules.

According to the company’s regulatory filing, the order has been awarded by a domestic entity and covers the supply of solar PV modules. The order is classified as a commercial contract and is scheduled to be executed by March 2027.

The ₹190 crore order was received and accepted by Saatvik Solar Industries, a material subsidiary of Saatvik Green Energy. The company has not disclosed the name of the IPP/EPC player that awarded the order.

The company stated that the order does not involve any interest from its promoter or promoter group in the awarding entity. It also does not fall under related-party transactions.

The latest order strengthens Saatvik Green Energy’s solar PV module business and adds to its commercial order pipeline as the company continues to cater to demand from the domestic renewable energy market.

Saatvik Green Energy Limited has announced that its material subsidiary, Saatvik Solar Industries Private Limited, has received and accepted a commercial order worth ₹190 crore from a renowned domestic Independent Power Producer (IPP)/EPC player for the supply of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules.

According to the company’s regulatory filing, the order has been awarded by a domestic entity and covers the supply of solar PV modules. The order is classified as a commercial contract and is scheduled to be executed by March 2027.

The ₹190 crore order was received and accepted by Saatvik Solar Industries, a material subsidiary of Saatvik Green Energy. The company has not disclosed the name of the IPP/EPC player that awarded the order.

The company stated that the order does not involve any interest from its promoter or promoter group in the awarding entity. It also does not fall under related-party transactions.

The latest order strengthens Saatvik Green Energy’s solar PV module business and adds to its commercial order pipeline as the company continues to cater to demand from the domestic renewable energy market.

Saatvik Green Energy Limited has announced that its material subsidiary, Saatvik Solar Industries Private Limited, has received and accepted a commercial order worth ₹190 crore from a renowned domestic Independent Power Producer (IPP)/EPC player for the supply of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules.

According to the company’s regulatory filing, the order has been awarded by a domestic entity and covers the supply of solar PV modules. The order is classified as a commercial contract and is scheduled to be executed by March 2027.

The ₹190 crore order was received and accepted by Saatvik Solar Industries, a material subsidiary of Saatvik Green Energy. The company has not disclosed the name of the IPP/EPC player that awarded the order.

The company stated that the order does not involve any interest from its promoter or promoter group in the awarding entity. It also does not fall under related-party transactions.

The latest order strengthens Saatvik Green Energy’s solar PV module business and adds to its commercial order pipeline as the company continues to cater to demand from the domestic renewable energy market.

Trinity Cleantech, an Indian manufacturer of transformers, packaged substations and clean-energy infrastructure, showcased its next-generation energy solutions at the India Energy Summit & Expo 2026 in Hyderabad, with its ME Energy 150 kW bioethanol-powered off-grid EV charger and Package Substation/Compact Substation platform attracting strong interest from senior government officials, Academicians and power-sector representatives.

The sixth edition of the India Energy Summit & Expo was held on August 18-19, 2026 in Hyderabad, bringing together policymakers, utilities, technology providers, investors and industry leaders around India’s energy transition. The official event platform places sustainable mobility, smart energy, grid modernisation and clean-energy innovation among the areas of focus. Its Telangana energy roadmap highlights an expansion of EV charging infrastructure from 872 stations to 6,000 by FY30 and 12,000 by FY35.

At the Trinity pavilion, senior visitors included Telangana Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Finance & Planning, Energy, Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu; Telangana Special Chief Secretary, Energy, Sri Naveen Mittal, IAS; TGSPDCL Chairman & Managing Director Jitesh V. Patil, IAS; and APEPDCL Director (Projects) T.Vanaja. Several visitors also recognised the Trinity brand from transformers supplied during the company’s best of the quality delivered since 2013. For Trinity, the response was significant because the recognition came from field experience and long-term product performance rather than from current marketing alone.

The ME Energy Rapid Charger 150 is a 150 kW DC fast charger with dual CCS2 outputs that generates electricity on site from liquid bioethanol, enabling EV charging without a conventional grid connection. Trinity identifies highways, fleet depots, mining and industrial sites, defence and strategic locations, rural hubs, construction sites and emergency-response applications among potential use cases.

The technology also received national-level attention recently when Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy participated in the inauguration of the ethanol-based mobile EV charging technology in Hyderabad. He highlighted its potential to promote green mobility, support ethanol use and reduce petroleum dependence.

The company also showcased Package Substations from 250 kVA to 2500 kVA, up to 33 kV, integrating transformer, HV/LV switchgear, protection, metering and digital connectivity. The platform is SCADA ready and EMS compatible, making it relevant to grid-connected EV charging, industrial and infrastructure applications.

On the participation Raj Kumar Medimi, Executive Director, Trinity Cleantech, affirmed “Today’s response at the India Energy Summit & Expo was particularly meaningful for Trinity. The interest in ME Energy and our Package Substations reflects the direction in which the energy sector is moving, but the recognition of Trinity from transformers supplied years ago was equally important. It reminded us that quality creates a legacy. We are now taking that engineering legacy into the next generation combining reliable electrical infrastructure with grid-independent EV charging and clean-energy technologies manufactured in Telangana.”

Trinity Cleantech, an Indian manufacturer of transformers, packaged substations and clean-energy infrastructure, showcased its next-generation energy solutions at the India Energy Summit & Expo 2026 in Hyderabad, with its ME Energy 150 kW bioethanol-powered off-grid EV charger and Package Substation/Compact Substation platform attracting strong interest from senior government officials, Academicians and power-sector representatives.

The sixth edition of the India Energy Summit & Expo was held on August 18-19, 2026 in Hyderabad, bringing together policymakers, utilities, technology providers, investors and industry leaders around India’s energy transition. The official event platform places sustainable mobility, smart energy, grid modernisation and clean-energy innovation among the areas of focus. Its Telangana energy roadmap highlights an expansion of EV charging infrastructure from 872 stations to 6,000 by FY30 and 12,000 by FY35.

At the Trinity pavilion, senior visitors included Telangana Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Finance & Planning, Energy, Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu; Telangana Special Chief Secretary, Energy, Sri Naveen Mittal, IAS; TGSPDCL Chairman & Managing Director Jitesh V. Patil, IAS; and APEPDCL Director (Projects) T.Vanaja. Several visitors also recognised the Trinity brand from transformers supplied during the company’s best of the quality delivered since 2013. For Trinity, the response was significant because the recognition came from field experience and long-term product performance rather than from current marketing alone.

The ME Energy Rapid Charger 150 is a 150 kW DC fast charger with dual CCS2 outputs that generates electricity on site from liquid bioethanol, enabling EV charging without a conventional grid connection. Trinity identifies highways, fleet depots, mining and industrial sites, defence and strategic locations, rural hubs, construction sites and emergency-response applications among potential use cases.

The technology also received national-level attention recently when Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy participated in the inauguration of the ethanol-based mobile EV charging technology in Hyderabad. He highlighted its potential to promote green mobility, support ethanol use and reduce petroleum dependence.

The company also showcased Package Substations from 250 kVA to 2500 kVA, up to 33 kV, integrating transformer, HV/LV switchgear, protection, metering and digital connectivity. The platform is SCADA ready and EMS compatible, making it relevant to grid-connected EV charging, industrial and infrastructure applications.

On the participation Raj Kumar Medimi, Executive Director, Trinity Cleantech, affirmed “Today’s response at the India Energy Summit & Expo was particularly meaningful for Trinity. The interest in ME Energy and our Package Substations reflects the direction in which the energy sector is moving, but the recognition of Trinity from transformers supplied years ago was equally important. It reminded us that quality creates a legacy. We are now taking that engineering legacy into the next generation combining reliable electrical infrastructure with grid-independent EV charging and clean-energy technologies manufactured in Telangana.”

Trinity Cleantech, an Indian manufacturer of transformers, packaged substations and clean-energy infrastructure, showcased its next-generation energy solutions at the India Energy Summit & Expo 2026 in Hyderabad, with its ME Energy 150 kW bioethanol-powered off-grid EV charger and Package Substation/Compact Substation platform attracting strong interest from senior government officials, Academicians and power-sector representatives.

The sixth edition of the India Energy Summit & Expo was held on August 18-19, 2026 in Hyderabad, bringing together policymakers, utilities, technology providers, investors and industry leaders around India’s energy transition. The official event platform places sustainable mobility, smart energy, grid modernisation and clean-energy innovation among the areas of focus. Its Telangana energy roadmap highlights an expansion of EV charging infrastructure from 872 stations to 6,000 by FY30 and 12,000 by FY35.

At the Trinity pavilion, senior visitors included Telangana Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Finance & Planning, Energy, Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu; Telangana Special Chief Secretary, Energy, Sri Naveen Mittal, IAS; TGSPDCL Chairman & Managing Director Jitesh V. Patil, IAS; and APEPDCL Director (Projects) T.Vanaja. Several visitors also recognised the Trinity brand from transformers supplied during the company’s best of the quality delivered since 2013. For Trinity, the response was significant because the recognition came from field experience and long-term product performance rather than from current marketing alone.

The ME Energy Rapid Charger 150 is a 150 kW DC fast charger with dual CCS2 outputs that generates electricity on site from liquid bioethanol, enabling EV charging without a conventional grid connection. Trinity identifies highways, fleet depots, mining and industrial sites, defence and strategic locations, rural hubs, construction sites and emergency-response applications among potential use cases.

The technology also received national-level attention recently when Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy participated in the inauguration of the ethanol-based mobile EV charging technology in Hyderabad. He highlighted its potential to promote green mobility, support ethanol use and reduce petroleum dependence.

The company also showcased Package Substations from 250 kVA to 2500 kVA, up to 33 kV, integrating transformer, HV/LV switchgear, protection, metering and digital connectivity. The platform is SCADA ready and EMS compatible, making it relevant to grid-connected EV charging, industrial and infrastructure applications.

On the participation Raj Kumar Medimi, Executive Director, Trinity Cleantech, affirmed “Today’s response at the India Energy Summit & Expo was particularly meaningful for Trinity. The interest in ME Energy and our Package Substations reflects the direction in which the energy sector is moving, but the recognition of Trinity from transformers supplied years ago was equally important. It reminded us that quality creates a legacy. We are now taking that engineering legacy into the next generation combining reliable electrical infrastructure with grid-independent EV charging and clean-energy technologies manufactured in Telangana.”

BPE has recently expanded its manufacturing footprint to approximately 1,50,000 sq. ft. across six facilities, including a new unit in Greater Noida, with offices in Singapore and Dubai, and an expanding presence in the United Kingdom (London). The company is expanding further through manufacturing collaborations in Indonesia and planned entry into Russia, Romania and the CIS region.

On Akshay Urja Diwas, India’s day to spotlight the shift from fossil fuels to renewable power, Best Power Equipments (BPE) applauded the nation’s monumental milestones of crossing 291.73 GW in total renewable energy capacity, anchored by 164.59 GW in cumulative solar power. To complement this massive green grid expansion, BPE spotlighted its continued commitment to accelerating the shift from traditional diesel backups to intelligent energy storage solutions. The smart power and energy solutions company is growing exponentially, powered by rising demand for dependable, efficient power infrastructure across India and abroad.

India’s operational battery energy storage capacity reached just 8.5 GWh in the first half of 2026, according to the India Energy Storage Alliance, even as the Central Electricity Authority’s National Electricity Plan projects the country will need upwards of 411 GWh of energy storage by 2031-32 to support reliable integration of renewable energy. It is this gap, between how much clean power India generates and how much of it can actually be stored and used when needed, that BPE has built its growth around.

BPE’s lithium-ion storage platforms carry solar MPPT compatibility, drawing directly from renewable generation rather than the grid alone. Its containerised battery energy storage systems are designed to replace diesel generators outright, and its power conversion systems are engineered for high efficiency, so less energy is lost between storage and load. It’s this shift, from diesel-dependent backup to intelligent, solar-integrated storage, that BPE sees as its contribution to the mission Akshay Urja Diwas was created to advance.

Speaking on the occasion, Amitansu Satpathy, Founder and Group Managing Director, BPE, said, “Akshay Urja Diwas is a reminder that generating clean power is only half the job; storing it and delivering it reliably is the other half. Our lithium-ion products and dedicated energy storage platforms are built to work alongside solar, so the power generated in daylight doesn’t go to waste once the sun sets, and our BESS systems are designed to do the job diesel gensets have done for decades, without the diesel. As that shift accelerates, our priority is to deepen our manufacturing capabilities, strengthen international partnerships, and build a larger role for India-made storage solutions in the country’s clean energy transition.”

BPE has recently expanded its manufacturing footprint to approximately 1,50,000 sq. ft. across six facilities, including a new unit in Greater Noida, with offices in Singapore and Dubai, and an expanding presence in the United Kingdom (London). The company is expanding further through manufacturing collaborations in Indonesia and planned entry into Russia, Romania and the CIS region.

On Akshay Urja Diwas, India’s day to spotlight the shift from fossil fuels to renewable power, Best Power Equipments (BPE) applauded the nation’s monumental milestones of crossing 291.73 GW in total renewable energy capacity, anchored by 164.59 GW in cumulative solar power. To complement this massive green grid expansion, BPE spotlighted its continued commitment to accelerating the shift from traditional diesel backups to intelligent energy storage solutions. The smart power and energy solutions company is growing exponentially, powered by rising demand for dependable, efficient power infrastructure across India and abroad.

India’s operational battery energy storage capacity reached just 8.5 GWh in the first half of 2026, according to the India Energy Storage Alliance, even as the Central Electricity Authority’s National Electricity Plan projects the country will need upwards of 411 GWh of energy storage by 2031-32 to support reliable integration of renewable energy. It is this gap, between how much clean power India generates and how much of it can actually be stored and used when needed, that BPE has built its growth around.

BPE’s lithium-ion storage platforms carry solar MPPT compatibility, drawing directly from renewable generation rather than the grid alone. Its containerised battery energy storage systems are designed to replace diesel generators outright, and its power conversion systems are engineered for high efficiency, so less energy is lost between storage and load. It’s this shift, from diesel-dependent backup to intelligent, solar-integrated storage, that BPE sees as its contribution to the mission Akshay Urja Diwas was created to advance.

Speaking on the occasion, Amitansu Satpathy, Founder and Group Managing Director, BPE, said, “Akshay Urja Diwas is a reminder that generating clean power is only half the job; storing it and delivering it reliably is the other half. Our lithium-ion products and dedicated energy storage platforms are built to work alongside solar, so the power generated in daylight doesn’t go to waste once the sun sets, and our BESS systems are designed to do the job diesel gensets have done for decades, without the diesel. As that shift accelerates, our priority is to deepen our manufacturing capabilities, strengthen international partnerships, and build a larger role for India-made storage solutions in the country’s clean energy transition.”