Sunfraa Green Energy Partners with Adani Solar in Varanasi

Sunfraa Green Energy has third Authorised Channel Partnership with Adani Solar in Varanasi, following the successful expansion of its partnership in Ahmedabad-Vijapur and Rajkot. The partnership aims to accelerate the adoption of rooftop solar in Varanasi and support the Government of India’s ambitious PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana.

Through the partnership, Sunfraa Green Energy will support the availability and distribution of Adani Solar’s module distribution in the Varanasi market, while strengthening the local network of dealers, installers and other solar ecosystem stakeholders.

The launch programme brought together solar dealers, distributors, entrepreneurs and business owners from Varanasi, highlighting the growing interest in rooftop solar and the opportunities emerging across the local solar ecosystem. Representatives from Adani Solar and Sunfraa Green Energy emphasised the role of a strong local partner network in driving wider solar adoption.

Speaking on the development, Hamit Patwa, Naman Nagarsheth, Eshan Cholia, Shivam Vekaria, Kalpesh Solanki – Co-Founders of Sunfraa Green Energy, said, “For many households, the adoption of rooftop solar still involves challenges around awareness, access to reliable products and trusted installation support. Our partnership in Varanasi is aimed at addressing these gaps by bringing quality solar modules closer to customers through a strong local network. Varanasi has significant potential for rooftop solar adoption, and through this partnership, we aim to make the transition to solar simpler and more accessible while contributing to the vision of PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana. We remain committed to building a stronger solar ecosystem and supporting more households in benefiting from the opportunities created by India’s rooftop solar growth.”

The Varanasi initiative is part of Sunfraa Green Energy’s broader commitment to supporting India’s transition towards clean and sustainable energy while helping households and businesses participate in the country’s rapidly growing rooftop solar ecosystem.