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GoodWe’s UT Series utility-scale string inverter has successfully completed a technology review conducted by DNV (Det Norske Veritas), a global energy expert and assurance provider.

The independent review assessed several key aspects of the UT Series, including product performance and reliability, manufacturing quality, supply-chain management, and global service capabilities.

The assessment provides an independent evaluation of the technology and operational capabilities supporting GoodWe’s UT Series, particularly for utility-scale renewable energy applications.

The review also highlights GoodWe’s focus on delivering reliable and high-performance inverter solutions for large-scale renewable energy projects. With utility-scale solar projects increasingly requiring dependable equipment, strong manufacturing standards and robust service support, independent technology assessments can provide additional assurance to project developers and other stakeholders.

GoodWe’s UT Series is designed for utility-scale solar applications, and the successful completion of the DNV technology review further supports the company’s positioning in the global utility-scale renewable energy market.

GoodWe’s UT Series utility-scale string inverter has successfully completed a technology review conducted by DNV (Det Norske Veritas), a global energy expert and assurance provider.

The independent review assessed several key aspects of the UT Series, including product performance and reliability, manufacturing quality, supply-chain management, and global service capabilities.

The assessment provides an independent evaluation of the technology and operational capabilities supporting GoodWe’s UT Series, particularly for utility-scale renewable energy applications.

The review also highlights GoodWe’s focus on delivering reliable and high-performance inverter solutions for large-scale renewable energy projects. With utility-scale solar projects increasingly requiring dependable equipment, strong manufacturing standards and robust service support, independent technology assessments can provide additional assurance to project developers and other stakeholders.

GoodWe’s UT Series is designed for utility-scale solar applications, and the successful completion of the DNV technology review further supports the company’s positioning in the global utility-scale renewable energy market.

GoodWe’s UT Series utility-scale string inverter has successfully completed a technology review conducted by DNV (Det Norske Veritas), a global energy expert and assurance provider.

The independent review assessed several key aspects of the UT Series, including product performance and reliability, manufacturing quality, supply-chain management, and global service capabilities.

The assessment provides an independent evaluation of the technology and operational capabilities supporting GoodWe’s UT Series, particularly for utility-scale renewable energy applications.

The review also highlights GoodWe’s focus on delivering reliable and high-performance inverter solutions for large-scale renewable energy projects. With utility-scale solar projects increasingly requiring dependable equipment, strong manufacturing standards and robust service support, independent technology assessments can provide additional assurance to project developers and other stakeholders.

GoodWe’s UT Series is designed for utility-scale solar applications, and the successful completion of the DNV technology review further supports the company’s positioning in the global utility-scale renewable energy market.

Kalpa Power, one of India’s leading energy management companies, today announced the appointment of Jabraj Singh as Chief Operating Officer (COO) as part of a broader leadership strengthening initiative to support the company’s expansion into integrated energy infrastructure, including Open Access, transmission infrastructure, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and lifecycle asset management.

In his new role, Jabraj Singh will lead Kalpa Power’s operational functions with a focus on project execution, delivery excellence, operational efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction. As part of the leadership transition, Kamlesh Kataria, currently COO, will take on the role of Chief Growth Officer (CGO), where he will drive strategic growth initiatives, partnerships, and new business opportunities.

Jabraj Singh brings over two decades of experience delivering large-scale power and renewable energy projects across India, the Middle East and Africa, with leadership roles at KEC International, L&T and Tata Projects. He has a strong track record of scaling businesses, building high-performing teams and delivering complex projects, including growing KEC International’s North India business from approximately ₹1,400 crore to ₹2,500 crore in revenue in two years.

As Chief Growth Officer, Kamlesh Kataria will focus on identifying, incubating, and scaling growth opportunities that strengthen Kalpa Power’s long-term market position. He will lead the company’s efforts to build new growth engines, deepen customer partnerships, and advance strategic initiatives for future expansion.

Speaking on leadership structuring, Rounak Muthiyan, Founder & Director, Kalpa Power, said, “Kalpa Power is entering a new phase of growth, and we believe this is the right time to strengthen our leadership structure. Last year, we welcomed Pankaj Aggarwal as Chief Financial Officer, bringing greater financial discipline and governance to the organization. With Jabraj joining as Chief Operating Officer, we are adding an experienced execution leader with a strong track record of delivering complex power infrastructure projects across India and international markets. Kamlesh, who has played a pivotal role in building the foundation of our business, will now focus on driving strategic growth initiatives and new opportunities. Together, these leadership appointments strengthen our ability to execute at scale and capture opportunities across India’s evolving energy infrastructure landscape.”

“India’s energy infrastructure sector is entering a phase of significant opportunity. Success in this environment will depend on the ability to deliver quality, reliability, and speed at scale. Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation, and my priority will be to further strengthen execution capabilities, operational excellence and delivery performance as the company continues its growth journey,” added Jabraj Singh, Chief Operating Officer, Kalpa Power.

“Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation for growth, and the opportunities ahead are significant. My focus will be on developing new growth engines, strengthening strategic partnerships and creating long-term value as we expand our presence across the energy infrastructure value chain,” added Kamlesh Kataria, Chief Growth Officer, Kalpa Power.

The realignment underscores Kalpa Power’s commitment to building leadership and organizational capabilities across integrated energy infrastructure segments driving execution, partnerships and growth.

Kalpa Power, one of India’s leading energy management companies, today announced the appointment of Jabraj Singh as Chief Operating Officer (COO) as part of a broader leadership strengthening initiative to support the company’s expansion into integrated energy infrastructure, including Open Access, transmission infrastructure, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and lifecycle asset management.

In his new role, Jabraj Singh will lead Kalpa Power’s operational functions with a focus on project execution, delivery excellence, operational efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction. As part of the leadership transition, Kamlesh Kataria, currently COO, will take on the role of Chief Growth Officer (CGO), where he will drive strategic growth initiatives, partnerships, and new business opportunities.

Jabraj Singh brings over two decades of experience delivering large-scale power and renewable energy projects across India, the Middle East and Africa, with leadership roles at KEC International, L&T and Tata Projects. He has a strong track record of scaling businesses, building high-performing teams and delivering complex projects, including growing KEC International’s North India business from approximately ₹1,400 crore to ₹2,500 crore in revenue in two years.

As Chief Growth Officer, Kamlesh Kataria will focus on identifying, incubating, and scaling growth opportunities that strengthen Kalpa Power’s long-term market position. He will lead the company’s efforts to build new growth engines, deepen customer partnerships, and advance strategic initiatives for future expansion.

Speaking on leadership structuring, Rounak Muthiyan, Founder & Director, Kalpa Power, said, “Kalpa Power is entering a new phase of growth, and we believe this is the right time to strengthen our leadership structure. Last year, we welcomed Pankaj Aggarwal as Chief Financial Officer, bringing greater financial discipline and governance to the organization. With Jabraj joining as Chief Operating Officer, we are adding an experienced execution leader with a strong track record of delivering complex power infrastructure projects across India and international markets. Kamlesh, who has played a pivotal role in building the foundation of our business, will now focus on driving strategic growth initiatives and new opportunities. Together, these leadership appointments strengthen our ability to execute at scale and capture opportunities across India’s evolving energy infrastructure landscape.”

“India’s energy infrastructure sector is entering a phase of significant opportunity. Success in this environment will depend on the ability to deliver quality, reliability, and speed at scale. Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation, and my priority will be to further strengthen execution capabilities, operational excellence and delivery performance as the company continues its growth journey,” added Jabraj Singh, Chief Operating Officer, Kalpa Power.

“Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation for growth, and the opportunities ahead are significant. My focus will be on developing new growth engines, strengthening strategic partnerships and creating long-term value as we expand our presence across the energy infrastructure value chain,” added Kamlesh Kataria, Chief Growth Officer, Kalpa Power.

The realignment underscores Kalpa Power’s commitment to building leadership and organizational capabilities across integrated energy infrastructure segments driving execution, partnerships and growth.

Kalpa Power, one of India’s leading energy management companies, today announced the appointment of Jabraj Singh as Chief Operating Officer (COO) as part of a broader leadership strengthening initiative to support the company’s expansion into integrated energy infrastructure, including Open Access, transmission infrastructure, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and lifecycle asset management.

In his new role, Jabraj Singh will lead Kalpa Power’s operational functions with a focus on project execution, delivery excellence, operational efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction. As part of the leadership transition, Kamlesh Kataria, currently COO, will take on the role of Chief Growth Officer (CGO), where he will drive strategic growth initiatives, partnerships, and new business opportunities.

Jabraj Singh brings over two decades of experience delivering large-scale power and renewable energy projects across India, the Middle East and Africa, with leadership roles at KEC International, L&T and Tata Projects. He has a strong track record of scaling businesses, building high-performing teams and delivering complex projects, including growing KEC International’s North India business from approximately ₹1,400 crore to ₹2,500 crore in revenue in two years.

As Chief Growth Officer, Kamlesh Kataria will focus on identifying, incubating, and scaling growth opportunities that strengthen Kalpa Power’s long-term market position. He will lead the company’s efforts to build new growth engines, deepen customer partnerships, and advance strategic initiatives for future expansion.

Speaking on leadership structuring, Rounak Muthiyan, Founder & Director, Kalpa Power, said, “Kalpa Power is entering a new phase of growth, and we believe this is the right time to strengthen our leadership structure. Last year, we welcomed Pankaj Aggarwal as Chief Financial Officer, bringing greater financial discipline and governance to the organization. With Jabraj joining as Chief Operating Officer, we are adding an experienced execution leader with a strong track record of delivering complex power infrastructure projects across India and international markets. Kamlesh, who has played a pivotal role in building the foundation of our business, will now focus on driving strategic growth initiatives and new opportunities. Together, these leadership appointments strengthen our ability to execute at scale and capture opportunities across India’s evolving energy infrastructure landscape.”

“India’s energy infrastructure sector is entering a phase of significant opportunity. Success in this environment will depend on the ability to deliver quality, reliability, and speed at scale. Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation, and my priority will be to further strengthen execution capabilities, operational excellence and delivery performance as the company continues its growth journey,” added Jabraj Singh, Chief Operating Officer, Kalpa Power.

“Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation for growth, and the opportunities ahead are significant. My focus will be on developing new growth engines, strengthening strategic partnerships and creating long-term value as we expand our presence across the energy infrastructure value chain,” added Kamlesh Kataria, Chief Growth Officer, Kalpa Power.

The realignment underscores Kalpa Power’s commitment to building leadership and organizational capabilities across integrated energy infrastructure segments driving execution, partnerships and growth.

Kalpa Power, one of India’s leading energy management companies, today announced the appointment of Jabraj Singh as Chief Operating Officer (COO) as part of a broader leadership strengthening initiative to support the company’s expansion into integrated energy infrastructure, including Open Access, transmission infrastructure, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and lifecycle asset management.

In his new role, Jabraj Singh will lead Kalpa Power’s operational functions with a focus on project execution, delivery excellence, operational efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction. As part of the leadership transition, Kamlesh Kataria, currently COO, will take on the role of Chief Growth Officer (CGO), where he will drive strategic growth initiatives, partnerships, and new business opportunities.

Jabraj Singh brings over two decades of experience delivering large-scale power and renewable energy projects across India, the Middle East and Africa, with leadership roles at KEC International, L&T and Tata Projects. He has a strong track record of scaling businesses, building high-performing teams and delivering complex projects, including growing KEC International’s North India business from approximately ₹1,400 crore to ₹2,500 crore in revenue in two years.

As Chief Growth Officer, Kamlesh Kataria will focus on identifying, incubating, and scaling growth opportunities that strengthen Kalpa Power’s long-term market position. He will lead the company’s efforts to build new growth engines, deepen customer partnerships, and advance strategic initiatives for future expansion.

Speaking on leadership structuring, Rounak Muthiyan, Founder & Director, Kalpa Power, said, “Kalpa Power is entering a new phase of growth, and we believe this is the right time to strengthen our leadership structure. Last year, we welcomed Pankaj Aggarwal as Chief Financial Officer, bringing greater financial discipline and governance to the organization. With Jabraj joining as Chief Operating Officer, we are adding an experienced execution leader with a strong track record of delivering complex power infrastructure projects across India and international markets. Kamlesh, who has played a pivotal role in building the foundation of our business, will now focus on driving strategic growth initiatives and new opportunities. Together, these leadership appointments strengthen our ability to execute at scale and capture opportunities across India’s evolving energy infrastructure landscape.”

“India’s energy infrastructure sector is entering a phase of significant opportunity. Success in this environment will depend on the ability to deliver quality, reliability, and speed at scale. Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation, and my priority will be to further strengthen execution capabilities, operational excellence and delivery performance as the company continues its growth journey,” added Jabraj Singh, Chief Operating Officer, Kalpa Power.

“Kalpa Power has built a strong foundation for growth, and the opportunities ahead are significant. My focus will be on developing new growth engines, strengthening strategic partnerships and creating long-term value as we expand our presence across the energy infrastructure value chain,” added Kamlesh Kataria, Chief Growth Officer, Kalpa Power.

The realignment underscores Kalpa Power’s commitment to building leadership and organizational capabilities across integrated energy infrastructure segments driving execution, partnerships and growth.

The Delhi government has approved the second amendment to the Delhi Solar Energy Policy 2023, introducing a major push for residential rooftop solar adoption. Under the revised policy, eligible households consuming up to 400 units of electricity per month can receive rooftop solar systems of up to 3 kW at zero upfront cost, subject to technical feasibility.

The initiative is aimed at addressing the high initial investment associated with rooftop solar and making clean energy more accessible to households across the capital. The government plans to extend the benefit to around 2.30 lakh households and add approximately 500 MW of rooftop solar capacity by March 2027.

The revised policy combines available central and Delhi government support, with total assistance of up to ₹1.56 lakh for eligible households, according to the policy announcement. The rooftop systems will also receive free maintenance support for five years.

The Delhi government has also retained existing electricity subsidies for eligible consumers. Households that currently receive the subsidy will continue to benefit from it even after installing rooftop solar systems.

Under the revised framework, consumers can use the electricity generated by their rooftop systems for their own consumption, while surplus generation can be exported to the grid through net metering. Eligible consumers can receive payment for surplus electricity at the applicable rate.

The initiative is expected to give a significant boost to Delhi’s residential rooftop solar market while helping households reduce dependence on conventional grid electricity.

The Delhi government has set an ambitious target of installing rooftop solar systems on 2.30 lakh homes by March 2027, marking a major step toward expanding distributed renewable energy across the capital.

The Delhi government has approved the second amendment to the Delhi Solar Energy Policy 2023, introducing a major push for residential rooftop solar adoption. Under the revised policy, eligible households consuming up to 400 units of electricity per month can receive rooftop solar systems of up to 3 kW at zero upfront cost, subject to technical feasibility.

The initiative is aimed at addressing the high initial investment associated with rooftop solar and making clean energy more accessible to households across the capital. The government plans to extend the benefit to around 2.30 lakh households and add approximately 500 MW of rooftop solar capacity by March 2027.

The revised policy combines available central and Delhi government support, with total assistance of up to ₹1.56 lakh for eligible households, according to the policy announcement. The rooftop systems will also receive free maintenance support for five years.

The Delhi government has also retained existing electricity subsidies for eligible consumers. Households that currently receive the subsidy will continue to benefit from it even after installing rooftop solar systems.

Under the revised framework, consumers can use the electricity generated by their rooftop systems for their own consumption, while surplus generation can be exported to the grid through net metering. Eligible consumers can receive payment for surplus electricity at the applicable rate.

The initiative is expected to give a significant boost to Delhi’s residential rooftop solar market while helping households reduce dependence on conventional grid electricity.

The Delhi government has set an ambitious target of installing rooftop solar systems on 2.30 lakh homes by March 2027, marking a major step toward expanding distributed renewable energy across the capital.