Enerparc Launches Power Trading Arm EPTPL to Strengthen Market Access in India

Enerparc, a global renewable energy generation and infrastructure company, has launched Enerparc Power Trading Private Limited (EPTPL) as part of its strategy to expand into India’s power trading and market access segment. 

With this move, the company is broadening its presence beyond renewable energy generation to support both sides of the electricity market - enabling industries to procure power more efficiently while helping generators sell electricity with greater predictability.

The initiative comes at a time when electricity prices are becoming increasingly dynamic, and market participation options are expanding, the company insists. Industrial consumers often face uncertainty around power costs, while generators encounter challenges related to price volatility, demand visibility, and payment security. Enerparc Power Trading has been established with the intention of addressing these gaps.

Kalyanram Udathu, CEO of Enerparc, said, “Industries want dependable power at stable costs, while generators want clear demand, fair prices, and timely payments,”

“Enerparc Power Trading is built to connect these needs — making power buying easier for customers and power selling more predictable for generators,” Udathu added.

Focus on Long-Term Market Value

EPTPL plans to work with large industrial and commercial consumers, renewable and conventional power producers, open access buyers, and captive as well as group-captive projects. The company stated that its focus will be on ensuring stable offtake, smoother market access, and long-term value creation rather than short-term trading volumes.

Global Background and India Presence

Founded in Germany in 2008, Enerparc has developed into a global solar energy company. The company entered the Indian market in 2012, targeting the country’s renewable energy growth potential and the opportunity to deliver large-scale solar solutions.

To date, Enerparc has executed more than 600 projects across over 27 countries, achieving a global installed capacity exceeding 4.8 gigawatts. The company also brings power trading expertise through Sunnic Lighthouse GmbH, which reports an annual turnover of about €2 billion and provides experience in renewable energy marketing and electricity trading across European markets.