Ramesh Kymal, chairman and managing director, Gamesa India said, “Today India is one of the most promising markets for solar energy and we have entered the solar business at the right time given our unparalleled O&M service network and project capabilities. This being our third project overall, will help us harness the huge solar potential in the country.”
It was only in July last year that Gamesa re-entered the solar scale in India to tap the booming renewable energy. K V Sajay, executive vice president - solar business unit, Gamesa India, said, “Our capabilities in the solar value chain include solar EPC solutions for MW scale solar projects, roof-top solar projects and rural/micro-grid projects besides continuing to expand our inverter solutions.”
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