M/s. SOLGEN ENERGY PVT LTD

Solgen Energy Private Limited is a dynamic company established through a joint venture between Elite Foods Group and Hykon Group. This strategic partnership aims to spearhead the adoption of solar energy across India by focusing on the manufacturing, installation, and distribution of a comprehensive range of Solar Power Generation and Lighting Products. The company's operations are centered around its new office and assembly unit located in Thrissur, a strategically chosen location to serve the growing demand for renewable energy solutions.

The driving force behind Solgen Energy are its promoters, Shri T.R. Raghulal and Shri. Christo George. Their shared vision is ambitious yet clear: to transition India towards a future powered by sustainable solar energy, effectively "Switching the Nation to Super Power through Sun Power." They believe in the potential of solar energy to transform the nation's energy landscape and reduce reliance on traditional, less sustainable sources.

Solgen Energy primarily focuses on two main categories of Solar Power Plants: Off-Grid Solar Power Plants and Grid-Connected Solar Power Plants.

Off-Grid Solar Power Plants: These systems are designed for locations where connection to the main electricity grid is either unavailable or unreliable. Solgen Energy offers Off-Grid solutions in a range of capacities to cater to diverse needs. For domestic applications, they provide systems ranging from 1 KVA to 5 KVA, suitable for powering homes. For larger-scale commercial applications, they offer systems ranging from 5 KW to 100 KW. These Off-Grid systems are ideal for:

Homes seeking energy independence
Remote Hamlets lacking grid infrastructure
Hospitals requiring reliable power
Educational Institutions aiming for cost-effective energy
Government Offices committed to sustainability
Community Centers serving local populations
Various Commercial Establishments looking to reduce energy costs and environmental impact.
Grid-Connected Solar Power Plants: These systems are designed to work in conjunction with the existing electricity grid. The direct current (DC) electricity generated by the solar panels is converted into alternating current (AC) by an inverter and then fed directly into the grid. This allows users to offset their electricity consumption and potentially earn credits by supplying excess power back to the grid. This is a good source of investment and saving.