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File No. 5/22/2013-14/RT Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Grid Connected Rooftop Solar Power Division ***** File No. 5/22/2013-14/RT Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Grid Connected Rooftop Solar Power Division ***** Block 14, CGO Complex Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003 Dated: 06.07.2015 Subject: Empanelment of Channel Partners, New Entrepreneurs and Govt. Agencies under Grid Connected Solar Roof Top Programme. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) is implementing a ‘Grid Connected Rooftop and Small Solar Power Plants Programme’ in the Country. Ministry had invited applications for empanelment of Channel Partners, New Entrepreneurs and Govt. agencies vide notification no. 5/22/2013-14/RT dated 02.02.2015 and dated 26.02.2015. Lists of Channel Partners, New Entrepreneurs and Govt. Agencies/PSUs which have been empanelled by the Ministry are enclosed herewith. All empaneled entities are requested to follow instructions and guidelines as indicated therewith. Operational guidelines are also enclosed. Details of those applications which were found incomplete, company wise will be uploaded soon on the website along with the further instructions shortly. [Dr.Arun K Tripathi] Sr. Director 06.07.2015 File No. 5/22/2013-14/RT Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (Grid Connected Rooftop Solar Power Division) Applications invited for empanelment of Channel Partners (Ref- Notification no. 5/22/2013-14/RT dated 02.02.2015 and dated 26.02.2015) Complete applications with hard copy received List of companies recommended for Empanelment as Channel Partner Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 1. 2 SOLEX ENERGY PVT. LTD. ICRA SP 2C A SolexEnergy Pvt Ltd Plot No – 131 – A ,Phase -1, Nr. Krimy, G.I.D.C., Vitthaludyognagar– 388121, Anand, Gujarat, India 02692-230317/02692-231216 [email protected] / [email protected] www.solex.in 2. 5 MG RAMA ENERGY PVT. ICRA SP 3D C Mg Rama Energy Pvt. Ltd. LTD. 204, Ajanta Commercial Complex, Opp Bombay Hotel, Gondal Road, Rajkot - 360001 (Gujarat) Ph- 0281 - 2467675 Mo.093741 06990 email - [email protected] / [email protected] 3. 37 LAXMI SALES AND CARE SP 3B B Laxmi Sales And Services SERVICES 1325/43, Near Sbi, Shivajiudyam Nagar, Tal. Karveerdist.Kolhapur Maharashtra-416005 Ph No. 0231-2661223 Mob:- 9822453091 [email protected], [email protected] Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 4. 41 M/S SOYO SYSTEMS ICRA SP 3B B M/S Soyo Systems M-91 MIDC Area Near Godavari Engg,College Jalgaon-425003 -Maharashtra Tele:0257 2210132 2210193 Email: [email protected] web: www.soyosystems.co.in 5. 42 EXICOM TELE-SYSTEMS CARE SP 2C A Plot No 77a, Sector 18 Iffco Road Gurgaon, LTD. Haryana 122015 Tele: 0124-6615200 Email: [email protected] web: www.exicomtelesystems.in 6. 48 SUNRISE TECHNOLOGY CARE SP 3B B A/38 Electronic Zone, INC. Sector-25, Near Patni Computers, G.I.D.C., Gandhinagar-382028, Gujarat, India Tel: +91-79-2328 7265 Fax: +91-79-2328 7263 Mobile: +91-93761 12010 +91-97122 42943 Email:[email protected] 7. 49 SILVERSUN SOLAR ICRA SP 3B B Near Sattorani Memorial Nursing Home SYSTEM PVT. LTD. Ghasiara School Road, Kolkata - 700150, Ph. +(91)-33-33017461 8. 52 M/S DHINESH CARE SP 4C C M/S,Dhinesh Engineering Services, ENGINEERING SERVICES No.56,Kesari Nagar Main Road, Adambakkam, Chennai-600088, Ph.09444147260,04422600160 Email:[email protected], [email protected] Wesite:azsolarenergies.com contact person - r.kamalakannan" 9. 53 PULSE POWER FITCH SP 2B A 156 A Kamalayan Centre, 5th Floor, Room No TECHNOLOGIES PVT. 502c, Lenin Sarani, Kolkata – 700013 LTD. +(91)-33-22154705, +(91)-9830037537 Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 10. 56 KOSOL HIRAMRUT ICRA SP 2B A KosolHiramrut Energies Pvt.Ltd. ENERGIES PVT. LTD. 193,"Kalthia House",Satyagrahchhavni, Opp. Iscon Mega Mall, S.G Highway, Ahmedabad - 380015 11. 58 SUNGRACE ENERGY ICRA SP 3B B SungraceEnergy Solutions Pvt Ltd SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. F-4, Road No 12, I.D.A. Nacharam Hyderabad 500 076 Tel: 040-271578 Email: [email protected] 12. 66 SEMILON TECHNOLOGIES ICRA SP 3D C A/12, Chithra Nagar, Vattiyoorkavu Po PVT. LTD. Thiruvananthapuram-695013 Ph. 0471-2432443 Email: [email protected] Web: Www.Semilon.Com 13. 73 STAR ENERGY SYSTEMS ICRA SP 3B B 210-A Nirman House, Near Times Of India, 2nd Floor, Nirman House, Near Hotel Vice President, Ashram Rd, Shreyas Colony, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat380009 Phone:079 2658 1298 14. 74 M/S GREEN FUEL CRISIL SP 3B B Green Fuel Supplies (P) Ltd SUPPLIES PVT. LTD. 301, #11, Embassy Centre, Crescent Road, K.P East Bangalore - 560001 A1/304, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi - 110029 E: [email protected] 15. 89 C & S ELECTRIC LIMITED ICRA SP 2A A C & S Electric Limited 222, Okhla Industrial Estate New Delhi - 110020 Tel.: +91-11-30887520-29 Fax: +91-11-26848241, 2684 7342 Web: Www.Cselectric.Co.In Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 16. 96 SOLAR INTEGRATION FITCH SP 1C A 18 Ilabs Centre Software Units Layout Madhapur SYSTEMS INDIA PVT. LTD. Hyderabad 500081 Tele: 040-40484444 Email: [email protected] Web: Www.Solarsis.In 17. 98 ADITI SOLAR PRIVATE ICRA SP 3B B Plot No. 17, Aleap Industrial Estate LIMITED Gajularamaram, Quthbullapur (M) RrDist, Hyderabad-500090 Ph. 040-20040285 Web: Www.Aditisoular.In 18. 99 AICA ENGINEERING CRISIL SP 3B B Level:1 Rehoboth Building, Vadavathoor P.O (INDIA) PVT. LTD. Kottayam 686010 Tele: 91 022 49121350 Email : [email protected] Web: Www.Aicaengineering.Net 19. 105 SUNCRAFT ENERGY ICRA SP 3B B Ge-171 Rajdanga Main Road PRIVATE LIMITED Kolkata- 700107 West Bengal, India Phone: +91-33-2442-4430/ +91-33-4062-4430 20. 106 MAHINDRA EPC CRISIL SP 1A A Afl House, LokBharati Complex SERVICES PRIVATE MarolMaroshi Road, Andheri East LIMITED Mumbai-400059 Ph. 022-61741500 Email: [email protected] 21. 109 TEMCO ELECTRICALS CRISIL SP 3B B Temco Electricals And Electronic Industries, No AND ELECTRONIC 72, Motapa Compound, Opp To Rmv Cluster, INDUSTRIES Devinagar, Sanjayanagar Post, Bangalore-560094. Mob: 07795552777 Email: [email protected] 22. 117 BOSCH LIMITED ICRA SP 1A A Post Box No. 3000 Hosur Road, Adugodi, Bangalore-560030 Karnataka Ph. 80-22220088, Fax. 80-22272728 Web: Boschindia.Com Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 23. 125 SHOBITHA ELECTRONICS ICRA SP 3B B Devi Priya, A-25, Pillaveedu Nagar (MANUFACTURERS) PVT. Kesavadasapuram, Trivandrum-4 LTD. Ph. 471-2442698, 9847122441 Email: [email protected] 24. 126 INDUS INSTRUMENTS CRISIL SP 3B B AbhangApartment, Near Hotel Modern Cafe, PVT. LTD. Phadke Road, Dombivli East - Tilak Nagar, Thane - 421201 Mob. 098211 09474 25. 131 VISTA SOLAR POWER SMERA SP 5C C 454, Block K-Ii, SangamVihar PRIVATE LIMITED New Delhi-110062 Ph. 011-65029402, 65029406, 42747434 Fax. 011-42747434 Email: [email protected] Web: Www.Vistasolar.In 26. 134 EMERAL ENERGY CARE SP 3B B EmeralEnergy Solutions Pvt Ltd. SOLUTIONS PVT LTD. 215, Chandraprabhu Complex, Near Sardar Patel Statue, Ghatlodia, Ahmedabad-380013 27. 140 ACCESS SOLAR LIMITED CRISIL SP 2B A Plot No. 104,Prashanthi Nagar IeKukatpally, Hyd-500072 Ph. 040-23077797, 23720204 Fax. 040-23078406 Email: [email protected] 28. 143 SELCO SOLAR LIGHT CRISIL SP 1B A # 742, 15th Cross, 6th Phase PRIVATE LIMITED Jp Nagar, Bangalore-560078 Ph. 80-26654509, 26654510 Fax. 80-22440529 E Mail: [email protected] Website: Www.Selco-India.Com Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 29. 147 M/S JAGATH JOTHI ICRA SP 3D C “Orchards”, Flat No. 1-A, Door No. 1/1 SOLAR ENERGY PVT. LTD. 4th Cress Street, United India Colony Kodambakkiam, Chennai-600024 Ph. 044-42647593, Fax. 044-24833030 Email: [email protected] Web: Www.Jagathjothisolar.Com 30. 151 M/S GREEN RIPPLES PVT. CARE SP 3B B Office: 1st Floor, 395, LTD. New Shanti Nagar, Raipur, Chhattisgarh Raipur, Chhattisgarh Ph. +91 771 4060169 31. 154 EVERGREEN SOLAR ICRA SP 2C A SulochanaMills Campus SYSTEMS INDIA PRIVATE MettupalayamRoad, Vadamadurai LIMITED Coimbatore – 641017 Ph. 422-2642564, Fax. 422-2642830 Web: Www.Evergreensolar.In 32. 160 SAG STEEL PVT. LTD. CRISIL SP 3C B Chamber No. 10, Goverdhan Apartment (SOLAR DIVISION) Kaushambi, Ghaziabad-201010 Ph. 0120-2771018, 2771042 Email: [email protected] Web: Www.Sagsteel.Com 33. 162 ANSHUMAN TECH PVT. CRISIL SE 3B B AnshumanTech Private Limited LTD. 13, Sthairya Society, Near Nav-Sahyadri Society Karvenagar, Pune - 411052 [Maharashtra] 020-25460892, 25463052 +(91)-9545510324 +(91)-9422756539 [email protected], [email protected] 34. 164 NEMHANS SOLUTIONS ICRA SP 3C B N-4/234, Irc Village PVT. LTD. Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar, Orissa 751015 Ph. 674-3203132, Fax. 674-2552772 Web: Www.Nemhans.Com Sl. No. Application Name Of The Name of Rating Category Contact Details Code Company the rating Assigned agencies by MNRE 35. 166 M/S OMNE AGATE CARE SP 4B C II Floor, Mn Complex SYSTEMS PVT. LTD. 99, Greams Road, Chennai-600006 Ph. 044-43404500, Fax. 044-28294555 E Mail: [email protected] Website: Www.Omneagate.Com 36. 169 LUMINOUS POWER CRISIL SP 1A A Luminous Power Technologies Pvt Ltd, C-8 & TECHNOLOGIES PVT. C-9, Community Centre, Janakpuri, LTD. New Delhi-110058 Mr Sunil Tiku (Avp Sales) Tel: +91-11-25558913-18, 40778221 Fax: +91-11-25558912. Mobile: +91-9999274748 Email: [email protected] 37. 170 NEETY ENERGY ICRA SP 3D C 4, 1st Floor, Shree Nagar Society SOLUTIONS Opp.
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