SUNINFRA ENERGIES

A Specialist in Executing Sustainable Solar EPC Infrastructure

- By Mandvi Singh

Owing to the significant environmental concerns due to the depletion of the natural ecosystem, as the risk perception mediates between environment preservation and the adoption of renewable resources, the world can be seen making a positive move towards a sustainable approach through environment-friendly initiatives for energy consumption. Notably, India has reached a remarkable milestone in its renewable energy journey, with its total renewable energy capacity crossing 200 GW (gigawatt). While this achievement is all credited to India's clean energy and greener future initiatives, further applause goes to the rising renewable energy solutions providers who are extensively backing this growth. Amidst the many companies that want India to lend a hand in its target of achieving 500 GW harnessing natural resources by 2030, Suninfra Energies is the one that stands differentiated.

Suninfra Energies is a major part of this industry specializing in the development and turnkey execution of solar power plants for commercial and industrial consumers. Founded in 2016, the company is the brainchild of Durgesh Maru, a computer engineer with experience in data science, analytics, and digital strategy. Holding a master's in management at a top business school in France, he has also attended programs in Hong Kong and at Berkeley in the United States. Throughout his journey, one thing was clear to him, that he wanted to make a tangible, sustainable impact that would create a real difference in the world. Thus, when many of his peers from a computer science background were focused on the software sector, his passion for sustainability led him to establish Suninfra Energies. Durgesh states, "Back in 2016, when I chose to enter this field, solar energy was only emerging as a promising area and soon represented to be one of the most accessible options for contributing to sustainability and decarbonization, helping to achieve global net-zero targets".