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The scope of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will cover developing technologies like rooftop solar, smart meters, electric vehicles (EV)/ EV charging stations, solar irrigation pumps and energy storage solutions.
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In a strategic move towards promotion of renewable energy in the capital, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd (BRPL) has entered into partnership with state-run Energy Efficiency Serviced Ltd (EESL).
The company said that this strategic partnership will provide reliable services and offerings to the discom’s over 24 lakh consumers in South and West Delhi in the areas of smart and emerging technologies.
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The scope of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will cover developing technologies like rooftop solar, smart meters, electric vehicles (EV)/ EV charging stations, solar irrigation pumps and energy storage solutions.
As per the deal, BRPL and EESL will collaborate to explore the deployment of these emerging technologies to bring in energy efficiency, promote renewables and reduce the peak power demand in south and west Delhi.
Further, the MoU has an initial duration of three years, it added.
Speaking on the partnership, BRPL, CEO, Amal Sinha said, “BRPL is committed to energy efficiency, adoption of green technology and smart procurement initiatives that will result in optimised solutions for us and our consumers.”
“The signing of the MoU underscores our vision to enable all stakeholders to effectively manage their energy needs through efficient technologies. India has made a significant commitment to reduce its emission intensity by 33-35% from 2005 levels by 2030. Transition to future-ready and scalable energy efficient solutions will accelerate the achievement of this goal,” said Saurabh Kumar MD EESL.
