We aim to become leading technology based O&M solution provider

There is an increasing trend in the renewable energy sector for AI-based advanced technical products and solutions. Navdeep Singh Ahuja, Head-O&M, Jakson Green from Jakson Group, in a recent interaction, talks about comprehensive OEM solutions the company offers for land-based projects.

Can you talk about your solutions range?
We are into comprehensive OEM solutions for land-based projects. We are also engaging with technology partners in robotic solutions and digital platforms. Most of these products are into an energy platform, an AI and ML-based advanced technical solution, which gets us into predictive maintenance. As our portfolio is now 1.6 gigawatts, we will scale it up to double in the coming year.

What innovations have you been adding to your product category to offer cost-effective and efficient products and services?
We have been spending a lot on innovations in product solutions, adding more value to them and making them more valuable for our customers. We are also investing in digital platforms. We are addressing the challenges around module cleaning through solutions such as robotic cleaning. We are venturing into predictive maintenance, anticipating the problems in advance, so we don’t face breakdowns at the site. We can address these issues in advance through different analytical tools as well as our monitoring system, which is Inergio. These are our critical investments, which give us an advantageous position for the future.
What kind of challenges and opportunities do you face in the industry?
There are multiple challenges, like price points are reducing; as a result, the value-added offerings have also become a challenge for us. But we are taking these challenges as an opportunity and investing in technology, where we can circumvent these challenges, reduce cost effectively. There are many contractual risks we are trying to manage and work out, and we are also making suitable technological investments, risk mitigations, compliances, and factors like insurance.
We are soon expanding our capacity by close to 1GW of module manufacturing.