Anchor plans high performance solar EPC projects
By EPR Magazine Editorial September 16, 2015 4:18 pm IST
By EPR Magazine Editorial September 16, 2015 4:18 pm IST
“We at Anchor aim at creating a distinction with our EPC offering. Our focus is to offer best in the class solutions to the energy hungry industrial customers, along with captive power projects,” says Krishnan Rajagopalan, Business Unit Head-Solar, Anchor Electricals Pvt Ltd
Anchor has now gunned up with its EPC division. It will now be doing entire chain of work, including from supply, installation and monitoring of projects once running. The company plans to go big through the network of their parent Panasonic which will help them to form a good base initially. In an interview with EPR magazine, Krishnan Rajagopalan speaks about their future plans and how Anchor plans to make it big in the EPC division as well.
Explain us about Anchor’s entry in the solar EPC division?EPC is a value added service and it requires thorough understanding of the technology, engineering and project execution capabilities. Anchor has launched a highly experienced EPC team in order to provide high quality products and engineering services clubbed with our project management capabilities. This is like a one stop shop for our customers where the entire project needs will be catered. Anchor being a module manufacturer, the quality control, and cost leadership benefits our clients mainly.
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By EPR Magazine Editorial September 16, 2015 4:18 pm IST
“We at Anchor aim at creating a distinction with our EPC offering. Our focus is to offer best in the class solutions to the energy hungry industrial customers, along with captive power projects,” says Krishnan Rajagopalan, Business Unit Head-Solar, Anchor Electricals Pvt Ltd
Anchor has now gunned up with its EPC division. It will now be doing entire chain of work, including from supply, installation and monitoring of projects once running. The company plans to go big through the network of their parent Panasonic which will help them to form a good base initially. In an interview with EPR magazine, Krishnan Rajagopalan speaks about their future plans and how Anchor plans to make it big in the EPC division as well.
Explain us about Anchor’s entry in the solar EPC division?EPC is a value added service and it requires thorough understanding of the technology, engineering and project execution capabilities. Anchor has launched a highly experienced EPC team in order to provide high quality products and engineering services clubbed with our project management capabilities. This is like a one stop shop for our customers where the entire project needs will be catered. Anchor being a module manufacturer, the quality control, and cost leadership benefits our clients mainly.
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