India’s renewable energy sector, the fourth-most attractive renewable energy market in the world today, is all set to get a new player.
U.S.-based ArcVera Renewables, which specializes in consulting and technical services, has announced its entry into India’s solar, wind and hybrid energy storage market.
ArcVera has opened up an office in Bengaluru in the southern part of India. From there, it will deliver its expertise to project developers, lenders and investors — not only in India but also neighboring Southeast Asia and Pacific Rim countries.
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ArcVera joins the fray in India’s renewable energy sector
The Colorado-based ArcVera Renewables has over 40 years of global experience. The firm is now providing expert technical, financial and independent engineering services for stand-alone energy storage or hybrid projects.
Gregory S. Poulos, CEO of ArcVera Renewables, told the Indian media a combination of factors had made the company take this decision to expand. He said, on the one hand, India is a large and rapidly growing renewables market. With the entry of energy tenders and hybrid project requirements, the country presents an even more complex and competitive market.
On the other hand, a competitor’s departure from the Indian wind market left a vacuum that ArcVera is ideally positioned to fill, Poulos added.
What also drove ArcVera’s decision is the fact that Indian developers and investors are on the lookout for technical expertise to lower project risk and raise project value.
ArcVera’s services cover the full project life cycle. That cycle includes finance-grade resource assessments, project design, technology assessments, financing, M&A, due diligence, construction, operations, and repowering.
The company has atmospheric scientists, engineers, and data analysts.
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