WattPower Delivers Over 5 GW Solar Capacity Under PM-KUSUM, Strengthening Rural Energy Access

WattPower, a renewable energy solutions provider, announced that it has successfully delivered 5 GW plus of solar capacity under the Government of India’s PM-KUSUM scheme, accelerating the adoption of decentralised renewable energy across rural India. With strong deployment momentum and partnerships across Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra, the company continues to enable farmers with dependable solar infrastructure while strengthening distributed energy networks in Tier 2 and Tier 3 regions, supporting its Wired for Good commitment to solutions and society for long-term impact.

Wired for Good is the company’s guiding framework that integrates technology excellence with social responsibility. It reflects the company’s belief that sustainable growth must create shared value, where innovation, expansion and impact move together to strengthen communities alongside business progress.

Backed by a 10 GW annual manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu and robust in-house engineering capabilities, WattPower commands over 50 percent market share in utility-scale string inverters across Rajasthan and Gujarat. Its sustained performance track record has positioned the company as a preferred technology partner for leading EPCs and state renewable bodies under KUSUM.

Divya Prakash Choraria, CEO and Co-founder of WattPower, said, “Reaching this milestone underscores the responsibility that comes with scale. PM-KUSUM, our mandate goes beyond supply-  it is to deliver systems that perform consistently over time, especially in rural environments where reliability directly impacts livelihoods. Our focus remains on engineering solutions that combine efficiency, durability and grid readiness.”

The company’s flagship WP-330KTL-H1 utility inverter is designed for high-efficiency utility applications and engineered to maintain stable output even in extreme climatic conditions. With advanced reactive power management, strong grid compliance and low failure rates, the solution enhances lifecycle economics for distributed ground-mounted solar installations. Moreover, grid quality challenges in the distributed segment are increasing; however, WattPower’s inverter effectively addresses reactive power concerns through our advanced Dynamic Reactive Power Function.

As demand accelerates under KUSUM Phase-III and expands into new agricultural clusters, WattPower is strengthening its service footprint, field technical support and training capabilities to ensure sustained operational reliability across India’s evolving clean energy landscape.

Through its deployments under the KUSUM scheme, WattPower has supported the transition toward more reliable daytime power supply across agricultural regions, helping reduce diesel dependence and enabling greater predictability for farmers across rural clusters.