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Grew Energy Joins Hands with IIT Bombay to Enhance R&D in Solar PV
The collaboration seeks to drive innovations in photovoltaic technology, with a primary focus on the manufacturing of solar cells and modules, performance characterization, and reliability testing.
August 29, 2024. By EI News Network
Solar PV module manufacturer Grew Energy Pvt. Ltd. has announced a strategic partnership with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay. The collaboration aims to advance innovation and excellence in photovoltaic technology, with a key focus on solar cell and module manufacturing, performance characterisation, and reliability assessments.
The MoU, to this effect, has been signed between IIT Bombay and Grew Energy to drive technological advancements in the photovoltaic sector through joint initiatives in knowledge management, continuing education programs, and technology development.
Key aspects of this collaboration include joint consultancy and research projects that address critical industry challenges and foster innovation. The collaboration will also support internships, intellectual property licensing, and research initiatives. A collaborative ecosystem will be established, focusing on essential areas such as manufacturing, performance evaluation, reliability testing, and workforce training.
Commenting on the development, Vinay Thadani, Director and CEO of Grew Energy, said, “This collaboration with IIT Bombay underscores our commitment to innovation and leadership in the solar energy sector. By combining IIT Bombay's world-class academic research with Grew Energy's industry expertise, we are well-positioned to drive breakthroughs in photovoltaic technology that will shape the future of renewable energy in India and beyond.”
Prof. Upendra Bhandarkar, Associate Dean R&D, IIT Bombay commented, “Collaborating with Grew Energy will foster us to translate our research into real-world applications, advancing India's renewable energy goals. This partnership reflects our shared vision of harnessing technology to create sustainable energy solutions for the future.”
Prof. Anil Kottantharayil, Professor In-Charge, Photovoltaic Technology and Innovation Centre (PoTIC), IIT Bombay added, “Our engagement with Grew Energy demonstrates our commitment to enhancing the technological competitiveness of the PV manufacturing sector in the country.”
The MoU, to this effect, has been signed between IIT Bombay and Grew Energy to drive technological advancements in the photovoltaic sector through joint initiatives in knowledge management, continuing education programs, and technology development.
Key aspects of this collaboration include joint consultancy and research projects that address critical industry challenges and foster innovation. The collaboration will also support internships, intellectual property licensing, and research initiatives. A collaborative ecosystem will be established, focusing on essential areas such as manufacturing, performance evaluation, reliability testing, and workforce training.
Commenting on the development, Vinay Thadani, Director and CEO of Grew Energy, said, “This collaboration with IIT Bombay underscores our commitment to innovation and leadership in the solar energy sector. By combining IIT Bombay's world-class academic research with Grew Energy's industry expertise, we are well-positioned to drive breakthroughs in photovoltaic technology that will shape the future of renewable energy in India and beyond.”
Prof. Upendra Bhandarkar, Associate Dean R&D, IIT Bombay commented, “Collaborating with Grew Energy will foster us to translate our research into real-world applications, advancing India's renewable energy goals. This partnership reflects our shared vision of harnessing technology to create sustainable energy solutions for the future.”
Prof. Anil Kottantharayil, Professor In-Charge, Photovoltaic Technology and Innovation Centre (PoTIC), IIT Bombay added, “Our engagement with Grew Energy demonstrates our commitment to enhancing the technological competitiveness of the PV manufacturing sector in the country.”
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