Over the last few years, the renewable energy generation capacity of India has seen rapid growth and is presently the third most attractive renewable energy market across the globe. The government’s announcement regarding the country’s goal to reach net zero emissions by 2070 and to meet fifty percent of its electricity requirements from renewable energy sources by 2030 has also given a huge boost to the renewable sector. Unlike the conventional energy sectors, where the charges have been going up due to various industry-related limitations, the market cost of renewable energy devices concerning the demand-supply chain has come down by almost 80% and is very much affordable. All these factors have resulted in a gradual increase in market penetration, which includes large industrial projects to smaller installations and residential areas.
Keeping the client's expectations to get all energy service requirements under one roof, Sumit Tiwari founded SunGarner Energies Pvt Ltd., a Greater Noida-based power solutions manufacturing company specializing in solar power requirements
as well as upcoming Power Generation and Energy Conservation Solutions. Headquartered in Greater Noida, SunGarner has its manufacturing unit spread across an area of 12000 sq. ft. with service offices at Lucknow, Patna, Meerut, Haryana, and Guwahati. Initially started as a Solar EPC company, ( Now having More than 50 Large Industrial Installations in India and Abroad ( 50kWp to 2MWP) over years, the firm has evolved more into product development Solar Inverters, Solar Online UPS and has already completed more than 12000 Solar Offgrid Installations, Through its Associates and Channel Partners in 25 States of India Ranging from Leh to Chennai, Rajasthan to Assam and Upto Bhutan. While the firm’s operation was initially restricted across Northern India, over the years, SunGarner has expanded its operations across 25 States of India and is active in Markets of Bhutan, Nepal, Nigeria, Dubai and Middle East, developing Power Plants and providing Solar Inverters and Batteries in International Market as well.
As a 360-degree solution provider company, starting from designing to development and implementation, SunGarner does everything and also provides customized solar solutions based on client requirements. The firm has developed power plants with a capacity of around seven-eight megawatt for industrial installations as well as online Solar UPS systems. The firm has also started its operations in the retail sector. Most of the firm’s sites are a part of a NOC system and are continuously monitored through a remote monitoring system.
Customized software in the NOC system monitors all the power plants and informs the user in case any of the plants are generating below-average power. Most of the devices manufactured by SunGarner, such as Solar Inverters, Online UPS systems, and so on, have a built-in AI, that helps the device indicate users in case the battery goes weak. After starting in 2014, SunGarner has come a long way in the last eight years and has served many reputed clients and firms along the way, including Shapoorji Pallonji, DLF, Modi Group, Bhutan Power Corporation, Eli Lilly, Interglobe Enterprises.
The firm acquired its factory in Greater Noida and started manufacturing its in-house inverters in 2017. The firm also has done its largest project at Gorakhpur with a 1.2 Megawatt Capacity, which was inaugurated by Yogi Adityanath, Honorable Chief Minister of UP. SunGarner has also worked on Bhutan's largest solar power plant project, which was funded by UNDP. For the last two years, the firm has been experiencing an annual revenue growth of 50%. Coming to future roadmaps, the firm is planning to become a $200 million company in four years. The firm is working towards becoming a 100% power solution provider company and is planning to have around 500 partners in India as well as 12 partners outside India in the next four to five years.
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