PVblink data system for expanding solar power generation

From advancing inverter solutions to leveraging Innovation and data monitoring for enhanced energy security, PVblink is driving the future of sustainable energy and capitalising on new opportunities with the ‘PM Surya Ghar’ scheme.

Chirana Patel, Marketing Manager- PVblink Technology

How have advancements in inverter technology supported renewable energy growth?

The evolution of renewable energy capacity in India has been remarkable, reflecting the country’s commitment to cleaner energy sources. This growth is deeply intertwined with advancements in inverter technology. Inverters are crucial for converting the direct current (DC) from renewable sources like solar panels and wind turbines into alternating current (AC) used by the grid and end-users.

Beyond their fundamental role in energy conversion, inverters enhance grid stability by managing energy supply and demand fluctuations. They drive technological innovation and cost reductions, making renewable energy more affordable and accessible. Additionally, modern make-in-India inverters support advanced features such as smart grid integration and data monitoring, which are essential for optimising the use of renewable energy. Overall, inverters support India’s ambitious renewable energy targets and facilitate a sustainable energy transition.

How does your company enhance energy security using innovations?

The development of our In-house Data Monitoring System marks a significant milestone in our commitment to secure and efficient solar energy management within India. By ensuring that all data is kept within national borders, we not only enhance security but also support the country’s broader objectives of data sovereignty and self-reliance. Our system represents a cutting-edge solution tailored to the unique needs of India’s growing solar energy sector, positioning us at the forefront of innovation and sustainability

How will the ‘PM Surya Ghar’ scheme impact solar inverter market dynamics?

The solar inverter industry will benefit from the INR 10,000 crore budget for the PM Surya Ghar Scheme through increased demand for inverters due to more residential solar installations. This will lead to market expansion, drive technological advancements, and potentially lower costs due to economies of scale. Additionally, the scheme could create jobs and offer financial incentives for adopting advanced inverter technologies.

The solar inverter industry and the wider solar sector stand to benefit immensely from this initiative, which could pave the way for a cleaner and more sustainable energy future in India.

One of the PM Surya Ghar Scheme’s most significant benefits is its potential to reduce  India’s energy sector’s carbon footprint. By facilitating the widespread adoption of solar energy at the residential level, the scheme will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

How does your company address supply chain disruptions and technological changes effectively?

Our company faces supply chain disruptions, rapid technological changes, regulatory compliance, intense market competition, talent acquisition, and economic fluctuations. We address these by diversifying suppliers, investing in R&D, maintaining a dedicated compliance team, differentiating our products, offering competitive compensation, and diversifying our markets to ensure stability and growth.  We are well-positioned to thrive in the dynamic and rapidly evolving renewable energy sector by staying agile and focused on long-term growth.

What are your plans and focus for the upcoming edition of the REI Expo?

For the upcoming REI Expo, our plans and focus include showcasing our latest innovations, engaging in networking opportunities, participating in educational sessions, interacting with customers, highlighting our sustainability initiatives, exploring new markets, and enhancing our brand presence. Overall, our goal is to maximise visibility, build valuable connections, and position ourselves as a leader in the solar industry at the REI Expo.