Pikki Renewable Energy Private Limited

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PIKKI RENEWABLE ENERGY PVT.LTD. PIKKI Renewable Energy Pvt Ltd., is a new 'Startup' primarily working under the Niti Aayog to help the Government to fulfil Prime Minister Mr Narendera Modi's Global commitment at the Paris Convention on climate change to bring down Carbon Emissions to Zero. Indeed today we are deeply involved in more than one industry to help reduce carbon emissions be it electro mobility comprising electric passenger boats, Metro rail (mass transit system), renewable energy including establishing solar power plants, Battery Storage Systems, Wind Power among others. We have also technology mandates and agreements with many a global leaders that gives us the cutting edge in technology and marketing ability. As a technology company we work very closely with the Delhi Technology University (DTU), formerly India's pride known as the Delhi College of Engineering India and pride in ourselves in patenting our proprietary technology 'wireless charging of electric vehicles'. Today, in solar energy sector we have a joint venture with Vikram Solar, one of the world's largest solar panel manufacturer and suppliers to the global market including Europe and US apart from its leadership as an OEM in the India. Similarly, Pikki Renewable Energy has tie ups with world's two majors in the area of Storage Battery Systems comprising M/s HIVE Lithium Ion Battery company, Hawaii, USA, to meet the growing needs of the renewal energy storage systems in keeping with the Prime minister's latest policy dictat towards energy conservation and fostering green energy day and night. Hive Energy Systems US is also one of the major US Defence Suppliers. The other energy storage company is M/s Tron Energy Systems of Taiwan which emerged as a most contemporary lithium ion battery manufacturers in Taiwan to later become Taiwan's single largest electric bus, public transport manufacturer. Today Tron Energy is our technology partner in the development of electric buses for the Indian market. Besides being the single largest manufacturer of electric buses in Taiwan, TRON-E has acquired leadership in electromobility and has expanded in the Asian region establishing electric bus manufacturing factories in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia , China and now in India. The company has also entered into a joint venture agreement with the world's first Solar powered electric Boats manufacturer M/s HYKE Boats company of Norway to manufacture Electric passenger boats in India. HYKE Boats was recognised as the best solar driven Electric Boats manufacturers by the Olympics Comittee which awarded them the first major contract for the supply of these boats to ferry passengers in the 2024 summer Olympic games in Paris. Pikki Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd., is already in the midst of establishing three units of 2 MW each of Solar power plants for a total of 6 MW in the Gwalior and Morena Districts of Madhya Pradesh. Similarly, it is negotiations with the State Government for the allotment of three units of 5 MW each , a total of 15 MW to be established in Madhya Pradesh. Similarly, the company has been invited to Mizoram for the setting up of 20 MW of solar power project on a PPP model at the Solar Power Parkin the State. Meanwhile, the company is bidding for 178 MW SOlar power project at Neemuch in Madhya Pradesh for the supply of Solar power to the Indian Railways. The company's strength lies in more than one area and hence we are simultaneously working to capture major markets in Solar energy plants, combo plants with Solar and Wind energy for round-the-clock energy generation, Energy storage systems for utlities including railways and City Metros transportation.

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