U-Solar Clean Energy highlighted its transition from a conventional engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor to an integrated renewable energy management partner at IITMAA Sangam 2026 in Bengaluru. The event brought together representatives from government, industry and academia to discuss India’s clean energy transition, with U-Solar showcasing its evolving business strategy and technology-driven approach to renewable energy solutions.
The gathering was addressed by Shri Pralhad Joshi, Hon’ble Minister of Education, Government of India, who underscored the crucial role of advanced technology, innovation, and domestic manufacturing in reinforcing India’s power infrastructure and long-term self-reliance.
To date, U-Solar has delivered more than 300 MW of renewable assets, with another 200 MW under active execution. Underpinned by this operational scale, the firm’s turnover surged by over 100%, growing from around ₹425 crore last year to cross ₹1,000 crore in the current fiscal year.
Speaking at the panel discussion, “The Solar RE-volution: Powering India’s Sustainable Growth.” K. R. Harinarayan, Founder & CEO of U-Solar Clean Energy, elaborated on the changing landscape of renewable energy deployment. “Our focus has always been on delivering technology-driven clean energy solutions that align with exact customer load profiles. Beyond rooftop installations, we are pioneering BIPV for data centers, large-scale floating solar, and off-grid island hybrid systems, leveraging in-house AI tools and advanced battery storage to drive true decarbonization across India and international markets.”
“Backed by a 100+ member engineering and project delivery team, U-Solar’s milestone projects include strategic BIPV installations for commercial hubs and data centers in Chennai and Mumbai, alongside major floating solar deployments for Damodar Valley Corporation at Maithon Dam and the Bhilai Steel Plant. Demonstrating its international execution capabilities, the company has also delivered a government-supported island hybrid power project spanning three islands north of Jaffna, Sri Lanka.” Harinarayan added.
As U-Solar consolidates its regional presence in Sri Lanka and Nepal, the company is actively pursuing new market expansion opportunities across the Middle East, delivering technology-backed decarbonization solutions to industrial and commercial clients globally.
Electrify your feed! Click here to join our Whatsapp group and to get the latest updates, expert insights, and innovations driving India’s energy storage revolution.
