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In this special September edition of Industrial Electrical (formerly Industrial Outlook), we bring to you a
comprehensive cover story on the Modern Power Grid in India exploring its transformation, opportunities, challenges,
and the roadmap ahead. As the nation moves towards a smarter and greener energy future, our feature dives deep into
the innovations shaping tomorrow’s grid.
Adding further depth, this edition includes interactive interviews with leading experts, who share their valuable insights
on smart technologies, renewable integration, and digital automation in the power sector. We are also pleased to feature
guest articles from industry professionals that offer diverse perspectives on sustainable growth and infrastructure
resilience. In addition, our readers will find press releases and news updates highlighting the latest advancements and
collaborations driving the sector forward.
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September. The event proved to be a remarkable platform for knowledge-sharing, networking, and showcasing
cutting-edge innovations. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all exhibitors, visitors, partners, and our dedicated team
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N ews
INSOLATION GREEN ENERGY PVT LTD COMMISSIONS
NEW 3 GW PV MODULE MANUFACTURING PLANT
Chennai-based Refex Renewables
& Infrastructure has announced its
entry into the fertiliser business as
part of its diversification strategy.
The company said in a regulatory
filing that its board has approved an
amendment to the ‘Objects’ clause
of its Memorandum of Association
to
include
manufacturing
and
trading of a wide range of fertilisers
such as chemical, organic, and
bio-based products.
The new portfolio will cover prod-
ucts including Fermented Organic
Manure (FOM), Liquid Fermented
Organic Manure (LFOM), Phos-
phate
Rich
Organic
Manure
(PROM), bio-fertilisers, bio-pesti-
cides, herbal soil conditioners,
compost,
micronutrients,
plant
growth promoters, and bio-stimu-
lants, in both bulk and customised
formats.
The company plans to commercial-
ise the new segment under the
‘Refex’
brand,
with
products
marketed under the name ‘Biodhan-
ic’.
Insolation Green Energy Private
Limited, a subsidiary of Insolation
Energy
Limited,
has
officially
begun commercial operations at its
new 3 GW PV Module manufactur-
ing plant in Sawarda, Rajasthan.
The facility is located on the
Delhi-Ajmer Expressway.
The commissioning of this new
plant is a major step in the compa-
ny's planned capital expenditure.
With the addition of this factory, the
INA Group's total operational PV
Module manufacturing capacity has
now increased to 4 GW, significant-
ly boosting its production capabili-
ties.
REFEX RENEWABLES & INFRASTRUCTURE TO FORAY INTO
FERTILISER SECTOR WITH BIODHANIC BRAND
14 | September 2025 | www.industrialoutlook.in
The ministry highlighted the need
for coordinated action by the centre,
states and regulators to improve the
operational and financial health of
discoms. It urged state governments
to accelerate the rollout of prepaid
smart meters, beginning with gov-
ernment establishments, to improve
revenue
collection
and
energy
accounting. The ministry also called
for structural reforms to reduce
discom debt and losses, including
timely clearance of government
dues, recognition of utility debt as a
state liability, and settlement of
subsidy arrears. It recommended
issuing
cost-reflective
tariffs,
allowing states to provide targeted
subsidies directly. Other proposals
included using data analytics for
demand forecasting and designing a
new scheme for debt restructuring.
Provisions under the Electricity
(Amendment)
Bill
were
also
discussed to support regulatory
reforms, energy transition, and
private sector participation. I
N ews
POWERGRID SECURES BID FOR NR-WR INTERREGIONAL
PROJECT IN UTTAR PRADESH AND MADHYA PRADESH
MINISTRY OF POWER CALLS FOR DISCOM REFORMS
AND FASTER SMART METER ROLLOUT
Power Grid Corporation of India
Limited
(POWERGRID)
has
secured the bid for the inter-region-
al (NR–WR) transmission system
strengthening
project
aimed
at
relieving the load of the 765 kV
Vindhyachal–Varanasi D/c line.
The project involves the establish-
ment of a new 765 kV substation at
Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, along
with 765 kV double-circuit trans-
mission lines traversing across
Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
The Ministry of Power convened
the fifth meeting to review the
viability
of
power
distribution
companies and proposed targeted
reforms. I
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Q. How is NORD incorporating
new technologies into its drive
systems?
NORD
is
actively
integrating
advanced technologies into its
drive
systems
to
enhance
performance,
efficiency,
and
connectivity. This includes the
adoption
of
smart
frequency
inverters,
condition
monitoring
systems,
and
predictive
maintenance solutions that enable
real-time data analysis and remote
diagnostics.
By
leveraging
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
capabilities and intelligent control
systems, NORD ensures seamless
integration
with
Industry
4.0
environments.
Additionally,
innovations
inenergy-efficient
motors and digital drive solutions
allow for optimized operation,
reduced
downtime,and
lower
energy consumption across diverse
industrial applications. We work on
providing
efficient
system
solutions
to
our
valuable
customers.
Q. Can you highlight any recent
innovations
or
product
developments?
NORD DRIVESYSTEMS
has
introduced
a
series
of
notable developments in early to
mid‑2025, including the expanded
MAXXDRIVE industrial gear units
(XJ, XD and XT variants) designed
for demanding crane and bulk
material
applications,
featuring
robust UNICASE housings and
modular options for constrained
installations & also, introduction of
case size 2 in XD & XJ type. The
versatile NORDAC PRO SK 500P
frequency inverter now offers
power up to 22 kW, multi‑protocol
Ethernet connectivity, positioning
control and compatibility with
diverse sytem
designs.
The
compact,
high‑efficiency
DuoDrive a patented integration of
an IE5+ synchronous motor and
single‑stage helical gear delivering
system efficiency up to 92 %,
plug‑and‑play
commissioning,
high power density and low noise.
Complementing
these
product
innovations, NORD has launched
version 3
of
its
Windows
parameterization software
and
enhanced
its
NORDCON MOBILE‑APP,
both
offering customizable dashboards,
context‑sensitive
help
and
oscilloscope tools for smarter drive
setup and monitoring.
Q. How is NORD responding to
the growing demand for Industry
4.0 solutions?
NORD DRIVESYSTEMS
is
aggressively
advancing
its
Industry 4.0 strategy by embedding
decentralized intelligence directly
into its drive electronics each
frequency inverter includes an
internal PLC to autonomously
manage sequences, motion control,
and data evaluation at the edge,
reducing the processing burden on
central
systems. These
drives
support
all
major
industrial
Ethernet and fieldbus protocols
(e.g.
Profinet,
EtherCAT,
EtherNet/IP) and offer analogue
and digital I/O to interface with
sensors and actuators, enabling
seamless integration into smart
factory architectures. Coupled with
real‑time status data transmission
either via supervisory systems or
direct
cloud
upload
NORD’s
solutions
facilitate
advanced
condition
monitoring
and
predictive maintenance, including
experimental virtual‑sensor-based
oil
ageing
prediction,
thus
minimizing
downtime
and
optimizing
service
planning.
Through in‑house application test
zones, NORD demonstrates these
capabilities to clients, continually
evolving
its
data‑driven
maintenance
services
and
supporting modular, autonomous
production systems.
Q. What
are
NORD
India’s
goals for the next 2–3 years?
Expansion is never ending process;
we have made some expansions in
past years like in 2019 by taking a
bigger warehouse & establishing
plant
3
in
year
2023.
Our
expansions plans are in the process
with enhancement in assembly
capacity as well as machining in
future. We are planning to set up
this new plant within 2 – 3 years to
cater
our
customers
increasing
demand.
Mr. Amit Deokule, Director – Sales & Marketing,
NORD DRIVESYSTEMS PVT. LTD.
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The
Q. What is your current man-
ufacturing capacity and expan-
sion plan?
ASOT
Solar
operates
a
state-of-the-art 600 MW PV
module manufacturing facility,
engineered with advanced auto-
mation and precision processes
to deliver globally benchmarked
products. Guided by strategic
foresight and sectoral alignment,
we are scaling capacity to 2.2
GW, reinforcing our commitment
to sustainable growth, national
energy security, and leadership
within
India’s
clean
energy
manufacturing ecosystem.
Q. How do government poli-
cies and regulatory support im-
pact your growth?
As an MNRE and GEDA-recog-
nized manufacturer, ASOT Solar
has been a beneficiary of India’s
progressive policy ecosystem,
production-linked
incentive
(PLI), and domestic preference
mandates.
These
frameworks
provide regulatory stability, mar-
ket confidence, and capital effi-
ciency, enabling us to strengthen
backward
integration,
foster
manufacturing resilience, and el-
evate India’s global competitive-
ness in renewable energy tech-
nology.
Q. What technologies are you
focusing on to ensure efficiency
and reliability?
Our product portfolio is anchored
in technological differentiation
and innovation. We specialize in
N-Type TOPCon and advanced
Mono-PERC
modules,
with
outputs reaching 590 W. These
modules are optimized for superi-
or energy conversion efficiency,
enhanced
temperature
perfor-
mance,
ultra-low
degradation
rates, and extended operational
longevity. By ensuring maxi-
mized lifetime energy yield and
predictable ROI, ASOT delivers
bankable solutions trusted by
developers, EPCs, and investors
alike.
Q. What are the main chal-
lenges for Indian manufactur-
ers today?
The Indian solar manufacturing
sector continues to navigate
structural challenges, including
global supply-chain dependency,
polysilicon
and
wafer
price
volatility, certification complexi-
ties, and competitive pricing
pressures from imports. At ASOT
Solar, we address these through
strategic procurement alliances,
operational agility, rigorous qual-
ity governance, and internation-
ally
accredited
certifications,
ensuring
resilient
operations,
uncompromised product reliabili-
ty, and long-term customer assur-
ance.
Q. Which markets and cus-
tomer segments do you serve?
ASOT Solar’s strategic market
orientation prioritizes the domes-
tic Indian landscape, with a
robust presence across residential
rooftops, commercial and indutri-
al (C&I) sectors, and large-scale
utility deployments. With capaci-
ty expansion underway, we are
also crafting a measured global
outreach strategy, targeting select
international markets with glob-
ally compliant products, competi-
tive warranty structures, and
comprehensive after-sales
sup-
port, positioning ASOT as a
globally aligned, customer-cen-
tric solar technology provider. I
Scaling Capacity, Innovation, and Global
Competitiveness in Clean Energy
Mr. Kaushik Chitaliya
Founder & Director
ASOTE Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
18 | September 2025 | www.industrialoutlook.in
Q&A
The
Driving Global Growth Through Innovation and
Local Excellence
Q. Can you share your profes-
sional journey and how it has
prepared you to support Gra-
ham India
with
a
global
outlook?
My career has been a journey of
growth through technical design,
customer engagement, and global
leadership each stage building
on the last and shaping how I
approach
supporting Graham
India today.
I began with a strong technical
foundation in mechanical engi-
neering, focusing on heat transfer
and
finite
element
analysis.
In those early years, I designed
steam ejector vacuum systems
and analyzed complex pressure
vessel weldments. That work
instilled in me a respect for preci-
sion, problem-solving, and the
importance of getting the details
right.
After five years, I was ready to
connect that technical expertise
more directly with customers, so I
moved into sales engineering sup-
porting Graham’s heat transfer
products. Here, I learned the value
of listening closely to customer
needs and translating complex
designs into solutions that deliv-
ered real business outcomes. As I
transitioned into sales engineering
management, I took on broader
responsibility, overseeing manu-
facturing sales representatives and
traveling internationally to Korea,
China,
Japan, Germany,
and
Spain to support contract negotia-
tions. Those experiences taught
me how to navigate cultural
differences, build trust in unfamil-
iar markets, and develop a global
perspective on business.
In 2007, I stepped into operations
as our Vice President of Opera-
tions. This was a turning point, as
it gave me insight into the execu-
tion side of our business the daily
discipline required to delive-
high-quality products on time. It
also reinforced the connection be-
tween what happens inside our
walls and the promises we make to
customers. Even in this role, I
continued to travel abroad, partic-
ipating in negotiations and engag-
ing directly with customers to
ensure their voices were heard.
Five years later, I was promoted to
General Manager, where I became
responsible for all of our opertions
across the United States, China,
and
eventually
India. Leading
globally diverse teams brought
new challenges, from aligning
processes across different regions
to maintaining consistent stan-
dards of excellence while respect-
ing local practices. It was here that
I truly saw the importance of
balancing a unified vision with an
appreciation
for
regional
strengths.
Q. In what ways has India’s
growing engineering and indus-
trial
ecosystem
supported
Graham’s international
com-
mitments?
India’s expanding engineering and
manufacturing ecosystem aligns
with Graham’s
global
goals.
Government initiatives like Make
in India and PLI, combined with
strong infrastructure, have made
India a competitive manufacturing
hub. The country produces around
1.5 million engineers annually,
many skilled in automation, IoT,
and AI, providing high-value
talent for design, R&D, and
process engineering.
Local operations via Graham
India Pvt. Ltd. in Ahmedabad
enable faster customer
response
in Asia and the Middle East, while
robust supplier networks and ef-
ficient logistics support rapid -
scaling for export orders. Togeth-
er, talent, policy support, supply
chains, and local market presence
strengthen Graham’s ability to
meet international commitments
with cost-effective, innovative
“Made in India” solutions.
Q. Could you highlight some of
the technologica or process im-
provements introduced re-
cently in your manufacturing
opertions?
Our
manufacturing
operations
areevolving with continuous tech-
Mr. Alan Smith
Vice President General Manager
Graham Engineering Answers
20 | September 2025 | www.industrialoutlook.in
Q&A
The
nology
upgrades and process
innovation. We have integrated -
Industry 4.0 tools like automation,
IoT-enabled monitoring, AI-based
predictive
maintenance,
and
digitaltwins to enhance efficiency
and
reduce
downtime.
CNC
machinery, robotic welding, and
advanced
fabricatio systems
ensure precision and faster cycle
times.
We follow lean and flexible pro-
duction models, streamline work-
flows, and cross-train teams to
respond
quickly
to
changing
orders. On the design side, en-
hanced CAD/CAM, simulation,
and digital quality inspection
tools accelerate project execution
and
improve consistency.
These initiatives have signifi-
cantly boosted productivity, quali-
ty, and flexibility, strengthening
our
ability
to
deliver
on
global demand with competitive
“Made in India” manufacturing.
Q. How do you see demand
evolving
across international
sectors such as oil & gas, power,
chemicals, and renewables?
Global demand patterns show
clear sector shifts. Oil & gas
growth is steady but slower, driv-
en by efficiency upgrades and
retrofits rather than greenfiel proj-
ects.Power
demand
is
rising
rapidly, fueled by electrification,
with renewables meeting most
new generation needs.
The chemical sector is growing
moderately but steadily, sustain-
ing demand for core process
equipment.
Renewables
are
expanding
at record
pace,
creating new opportunities in
solar,
wind,
biomass,
and
energy storage. Graham India is
aligning to serve both traditio-
nal energy
markets
and
fast-growing clean energy sectors
with
specialized,
high-perfor-
mance equipment.
Q. With India’s expanding
industrial base, how do you
foresee Graham India’s role
evolving in the next 3–5 years?
India’s expanding industrial base
offers a major growth path for
Graham India. In the next 3–5
years, we aim to evolve from a
sales and support office into a
regional engineering and manu-
facturing
hub,
scaling
local
fabrication,
deepening
R&D
capabilities, and serving both
domestic and export markets.
With strong government incen-
tives, a skilled talent pool, and
improving logistics, India can
become a strategic base for
supplying the Asia, Middle East,
and Africa regions, supporting
Graham’s global supply chain
with high-value, locally produced
solutions.
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It is highly encouraging to see the continued focus of the Government on
ease of doing business along with relaxations to encourage entrepreneurship
and start-up ecosystem to flourish in India. The initiatives and incentives
announced by the Government in the Budget earlier this year followed by
mention in the Hon. The Prime Minister’s Independence Day speech recently
is highly beneficial to MSME and Start-ups. The task force for next genera-
tion reforms is a major initiative which will focus on streamlining laws and
rules for ease of doing business and reduce the compliance costs along with
GST reforms to reduce tax burden is certainly appreciated. While there is
intent and action, it is essential to put clear timelines for the benefits roll out,
implementation framework and procedures in order to get optimum advantage
with speed in the current global scenario.
Mr. Mahesh
Krishnamoorthy
Managing Director
CORE INTEGRA
Priorities for Startups &
MSMEs Post PM’s Announcement
EPS EXPO
2nd Edition
12th - 14th SEPTEMBER
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE
AHMEDABAD
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2nd Edition
EPS EXPO
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