An executive discussing renewable energy with engineers in an Indian solar panel manufacturing facility.
India’s renewable energy sector is experiencing significant growth, propelled by companies like Advait Energy Transitions Limited and Saatvik Green Energy Limited. Advait, under the leadership of Founder and Managing Director Shalin Sheth, has evolved from a transmission solutions provider to a comprehensive energy infrastructure organization, encompassing grid technologies, renewable EPC, and green energy systems.
Since 2009, Advait has developed expertise in critical power transmission components and expanded into renewable energy sectors such as solar EPC, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and green hydrogen infrastructure. Sheth emphasizes the necessity of robust supporting infrastructure for reliable and scalable renewable systems and sees considerable potential for green hydrogen in India’s decarbonization efforts.
In related news, Saatvik Green Energy Limited has secured a Rs 108.75 crore order to supply Solar PV Modules to a domestic Independent Power Producer. Completion is expected by September 2026, underscoring trust in Saatvik’s manufacturing capabilities within India’s renewable energy sector.
Sheth describes his management approach as execution-focused and collaborative, prioritizing team empowerment while ensuring efficient and safe project delivery through close operational oversight. He believes green hydrogen holds significant potential for India’s decarbonization efforts, especially for industries challenging to electrify conventionally. Scaling hydrogen solutions, he stresses, will require a concerted effort, including stable policy frameworks, domestic manufacturing capabilities for electrolysers, access to affordable renewable power, and well-defined industrial offtake pathways.
Advait’s expansion and Saatvik’s new order reflect the increasing demand and investment in India’s renewable energy infrastructure, driven by both government initiatives and private sector innovation.
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