Evolve Energy Group to Launch Solar Experience Centres
Evolve Energy Group to launch Experience Centres across South India, starting with cities like Salem, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Tirunelveli, Nellore, Kovilpatti, Mayiladuthurai and Coimbatore.
September 16, 2025. By News Bureau
The Experience Centres are designed to give customers first-hand exposure to solar solutions through live product demonstrations, real-time data displays and expert consultations. They will also double up as sales touchpoints and awareness hubs, making clean energy more accessible, reliable and future-ready for local communities.
Speaking about the initiative, Karan Singh, CEO—Asset Development, Evolve Energy Group, said, “Through these Experience Centres, we are not just expanding our business footprint, but also creating awareness and trust in solar energy. This initiative empowers both customers and entrepreneurs to actively participate in India’s clean energy journey.”
The company plans to establish 20+ franchises in the first year and the franchise model is projected to contribute nearly 20 percent of Evolve’s overall sales in the coming months, underscoring its strategic importance to the company’s growth plans. To support this rollout, Evolve Energy Group is committing an initial investment of INR 1 Million towards building the first set of Experience Centres, developing training modules and setting up localised marketing initiatives.
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