Nevron AI Launches 'Saarthi' AI Platform to Simplify Renewable Energy Adoption Across India

Nevron AI, the artificial intelligence division of Nevron Group, has launched 'Saarthi', an AI-powered multilingual advisory platform aimed at simplifying renewable energy adoption for consumers and businesses across India.

The platform, accessible through phone calls, WhatsApp, and web interfaces, helps users evaluate and adopt solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and hybrid energy solutions in Hindi, English, and regional languages. Saarthi has been designed to address information and advisory gaps that often slow renewable energy adoption, particularly among farmers, MSMEs, housing societies, commercial establishments, and industrial consumers.

According to the company, navigating subsidies, DISCOM approvals, net metering frameworks, financing structures, open access regulations, and technology selection remains a major challenge despite India’s rapid renewable energy expansion. Saarthi aims to simplify these processes through conversational AI capable of handling contextual and multi-step queries in natural language.

The platform has been trained on India’s renewable energy ecosystem, including MNRE guidelines, PM-KUSUM schemes, PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, state-wise net metering regulations, BESS incentives, open access frameworks, and power trading protocols.

Bhavesh Patidar said that the lack of accessible and reliable advisory infrastructure remains one of the biggest barriers to renewable energy adoption in India. He added that Saarthi has been developed to provide consumers and businesses with instant guidance in their preferred language, helping them make informed decisions on renewable energy investments.

The company said that Saarthi offers recommendations on system sizing, subsidy eligibility, payback and ROI calculations, DISCOM approval processes, rooftop solar feasibility, hybrid systems, and renewable energy procurement options. Farmers and agri-landowners can also access information on solar pumps, PM-KUSUM subsidies, and land monetisation opportunities through solar projects.

Housing societies and apartment residents can use the platform for guidance on virtual net metering and participation in renewable power markets through exchanges such as Indian Energy Exchange and Power Exchange India Ltd.

At launch, Saarthi supports Hindi and English, while additional regional languages including Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Odia, and Malayalam are being progressively integrated.

Nevron AI said that the launch aligns with its broader strategy to combine renewable energy expertise with AI-driven digital tools aimed at accelerating India’s clean energy transition.