2017 will be a power packed year
By EPR Magazine Editorial February 10, 2017 5:44 pm IST
By EPR Magazine Editorial February 10, 2017 5:44 pm IST
A positive movement is expected for the projects that have been lagging, from the likes of ultra power plants to MW installations in Maharashtra.-
Uday Doshi, Founder, Excelsior Engineering Solutions
Mumbai-based Excelsior Engineering Solutions is a design, engineering and system integration company. The company plans to expand its project presence from 10 states to 15 states thereby surpassing the 1,000 MW of solar experience with ease, reveals Uday Doshi, Founder, Excelsior Engineering Solutions.
Could you brief us on the business activities at Excelsior Engineering Solutions?
Excelsior Engineering Solutions is a technical service provider focusing purely on the solar industry. We have 9 specialised services that we cater our clients with. services like design and engineering, project management consultancy, owner`s engineering, lender`s engineering and system integration have been developed to specifically focus on the Indian solar market. Based on our vast expertise we have developed industry-exclusive services like retrofitting, plant audit and enhanced maintenance services. From end-to-end to project specific requirement, we provide tailor made solutions as per the needs of the solar plant developers, EPC companies, IPPs or anyone that wishes to setup a captive system. We assist our peers within the industry to seamlessly integrate themselves to deliver optimised solutions in the shortest span of time with top notch quality.
What is your outlook on the solar energy market in India?
Although a lot of the industry is awaiting the GST implementation wave, 2017 will be a power packed year for all players of the solar supply chain. Both ground mount and roof top markets will witness wide-spread installations across India. This year is anticipated to witness the highest installations so far in the history of solar in India. A positive movement is expected for the projects that have been lagging, from the likes of ultra power plants to MW installations in Maharashtra. Key market movers will be the net-metered rooftop projects. With several of the key states having the net metering system in place; a lot more commercial and industrial consumers will opt for installations greater than 100kW.
Seeing the opportunities in Indian solar power market, do you have enough capacity?
Our staff of designers, engineers and project managers are well balanced to handle the on-going projects and prepared to undertake incoming assignments. We are always on a lookout for good talent that could complement our team. The working ethos at EES is very different from a typical engineering firm. We focus on delivering quality solutions to our clients while ensuring a constructive growth at both ends. This year is going to be a revolutionary year for our industry and our team is well equipped to tackle any challenge that comes their way.
What are your expansion plans?
EES has been working with several heavy weights of the industry. Big EPCs, IPPs and project developers are our clients and we work extensively with them on several of their projects concurrently. We are looking to expand this horizon to business houses which are new entrants in the industry and those who would largely benefit from our expertise. We hope to expand our project presence from 10 states to 15 states thereby surpassing the 1,000 MW of solar experience with ease. We will also engage with customers who are looking for retrofitting, refinancing as well as purchase or sale of solar assets.
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