Given the large CO2 emissions and overall environment pollution emitted from fuel powered vehicles, there’s a natural desire to transition to e-mobility. What’s promising is that the Indian government is encouraging this transition through policies and business incentives. The Indian government is aiming that 70% of all commercial cars, 30% of private cars, 40% of buses, and 80% of two-wheelers and three-wheelers sold in India by 2030 will be electric. Sharavathy believes it is has the expertise and track record to build and support charging infrastructure plans by fulfilling high quality substations, transmission lines, distribution lines and charging stations on time to meet the increasing demand.

Sharavathy is enthusiastic about this transition due to our proven experience to offer complete EPC solutions, from concept to the commissioning of EV charging infrastructure. Drawing from our vast and trusted expertise in EPC of T&D lines and substations we are excited to offer construction of the backend infrastructure needed for the EV charging stations. Furthermore, closer to the charging station, we can leverage our experience in microgrids and storage solutions to engineer and execute decentralized, self-sufficient EV charging stations.