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Animesh Damani, Managing Partner, Artha Energy Resources (AER) says that the renewable energy space has turned into a "gigawatt platform game" where only those with abundant financial muscle can survive.

The learnings imbibed by the world's largest energy techniques company in India have not only served to make it more competitive but also look at increasingly positioning the country as an important base to export manpower and manufacturing solutions

STMicroelectronics recently partnered with Velankani Electronics for the design and development of the Bengaluru-based firm's Prysm smart metres under the Make in India programme.

Balakrishnan Natarajan, Managing Director, EPCOS India, TDK Group, is bullish about the future prospects for India's electrical and electronics industry. This enthusiasm reflects in the diverse range of products the company offers in the Indian market.

Competition exists in every sector; since solar is in demand and is a lucrative business arena, the competition only keeps intensifying.

EV is the most talked about topic in the energy industry today, because two energy sectors are involved - electric supply and oil and gas. On the supply ecosystem, the government is working on a policy as to who should be responsible for setting up the charging infrastructure.

Pushed by factors like declining tariffs and higher costs, significant changes have happened over the past decade in the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) sector pertaining to the solar power industry, says Sunil Rathi, Director, Waaree Energies.

The history of Brugg dates back to 126 years and we entered the Indian market a bit late. However, though we have been in the Indian market for just 15 years now, we are among the few players who manufacture high voltage cables upto 550 kV.