Redington, Enertech to jointly offer solar hybrid solutions in India

Redington Limited, a leading IT technology provider, announced its partnership with Enertech, a solar inverter manufacturing company, to fulfil the rising demand for solar hybrid inverters in India. This partnership will leverage Enertech’s expertise in solar solutions manufacturing and Redington’s dense distribution network across the country to maximise sales and after-sales service of solar hybrid inverters.
Redington Limited’s solar business unit, Redington Solar, has also collaborated with Enertech to spread awareness of the usage of hybrid solar inverters among solar EPCs (engineering, procurement, and construction) and the public. Pradeep Srikanthan, Vice President and SBU Head, Redington Solar, said, “We are pleased to partner with Enertech as the official distributor of Solar Hybrid Inverters.” This collaboration will further strengthen our efforts towards solarizing India and enable Enertech to deliver its solutions with more efficiency. “We, alongside Enertech, will also strive to create awareness for the utility of solar hybrid inverters amongst the solar solutions system integrators and end customers to establish a trouble-free functioning of demand and supply while also offering the best-in-class after-sales service.” Redington Limited has allotted 20 warehouses across the country for stocking and dispatching hybrid solar inverters to enhance the nationwide adoption of solar technology.
Enertech’s director and CEO, Kaushik Deshpande, stated “Our partnership with Redington Solar will enable us to democratise solar power solutions in the country.” With last-mile connectivity and technology-enabled logistics, we will be able to serve and deliver to our customers. “The PAN India sales team of Redington Ltd. will help our company improve its reach to EPCs and resellers of solar hybrid systems.” Enertech can produce deployment-ready solutions for applications in air conditioning, petrol pumps, cold storage, schools and colleges, EV charging stations, and other institutional loads.