Delhi-Based Servokon Enters Solar Energy Sector

New Delhi-based Servokon Systems Limited that manufactures and supplies power conditioning equipment and power transformers has said that it has now embarked on a new journey to venture into the solar energy sector. The firm is starting with an entry into the EPC segment, which it hopes to follow with a move into manufacturing of solar modules in due course.

Servokon officially announced its entry into the clean energy segment of the country during Elecrama 2023, that is being held at the India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, India.

With this entry into the solar energy segment, Servokon has also become an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company with its product range off-grid & on-grid solar power generation systems, panels and inverters.

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As a part of its initial role as a solar energy player, the company said that it will be providing solar batteries, inverters and panels to domestic customers, and the company will also be installing Solar Power Generation Systems (SPGS).

Asif Khan, Director, Purchase and Service, Servokon, said, “While Servokon has already won strong market trust with its high-quality power conditioning equipment and power & distribution transformers, we are now all set to contribute to the government’s mission to reduce the country’s overall carbon footprint. Our team has always embraced innovation and technology to manufacture the best-in-the-market products and will display that fervent dedication with solar products, too.”

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Khan said that the company’s move in solar energy is entirely in line with the Make in India initiative and is aimed at facilitating the government’s mission to build energy independent India.

Servokon also showcased a power transformer with a capacity of 16,000 KVA Elecrama 2023. This also marked the entry of Servokon into the power distribution segment.