INDUSTRY JEWEL: Sunil Badesra, Business Head, Sungrow (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Sunil Badesra has been associated with Sungrow since more than four years. He had completed his B.E. degree in Electronics and Communications stream, and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in Marketing & Strategy from MDI Gurgaon.

October 06, 2020. By News Bureau

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Education & Background:

Mr. Sunil Badesra has been associated with Sungrow since more than four years. He had completed his B.E. degree in Electronics and Communications stream, and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in Marketing & Strategy from MDI Gurgaon.

Work Experience:

Mr Sunil is having more than twelve years of industry experience in the power sector across various Sales and Leadership roles in many leading organizations. He is currently serving as Business Head of Sungrow (India) Private Limited, an Indian arm of Sungrow, the global leading inverter solution supplier for renewables.

Current Work Goals and Achievements:

Mr Sunil is currently heading Sungrow’s India business to provide strategic direction to the team for growth of photovoltaic (PV) Inverter and Energy Storage Systems (ESS) Business in both large scale and distributed solar in India and nearby countries. Under his directions, Sungrow has recently crossed 5 GW PV inverter shipments while penetrating to all segments and expanding across geographies in India. Sungrow has now consolidated its position in India by offering the latest innovative products for the market while ensuring the customer satisfaction.

Industry Outlook:

The Indian market is considered to be one of the world’s most compelling solar hubs. The Government’s ambition of reaching 450 GW of renewable energy installations by 2030 leads to a more decarbonized environment. Further with more renewable energy in the overall energy mix, Energy Storage will become very much essential and needs to be part of the integrated system.

In the recently concluded 2 GW tender, India saw one of the lowest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) of Rs 2.36/ kWh breaching the earlier tariff of Rs 2.44/ kWh. So far, more than 20 GW capacity of solar projects have been allotted and are under various stages of execution, as per one of the market research firm’s data. Though, with the impact of COVID-19, the project execution and order closures in the solar industry are delayed by few months, solar in India has a long road ahead. With our latest products available in both Central and String inverter categories for India market along with dedicated and highly reliable local service team, our customers can greatly benefit to achieve such a competitive tariff as well as high return on investment (ROI).

Sungrow has more than 1,000 deployments of its integrated Energy storage solutions across the world. So, we are also keenly observing the upcoming large-scale tenders with Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), in India to provide our customized and efficient battery storage solutions, as per customer’s requirement.

The Government is now taking more measures to promote local manufacturing for renewable energy industry under ‘AatmaNirbhar Bharat’ program. Sungrow with its 3 GW factory in India, has been supplying locally manufactured products for more than 2 years. Hence, we are well poised to support our customers as required in the future to create more value for them.

- Energetica India 

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