India’s efforts to reduce the intensity of emission of its GDP by 45 percent by 2030 and achieve energy self -sufficiency by 2047 requests a pulmonary vision with investors that analyze the general landscape while investing in the space of clean and global technologies).
“In the clean technology space, investors must be patients. Sometimes, certain starting companies can devise a technology before their time, however, it is important to see the general panorama. The entire start community needs, vice a vision”, “Apparently.
Talking with Business lineKumar highlighted the importance of events such as the beginning of Mahakumbh, and emphasized the projects for the incubation and growth of new companies.
Besids, reducing the intensity of the emission and achievement of self -sufficiency, the climatic objectives of India, including zero net in 2070, clean technology solutions will play a fundamental role in the objectives of materialization thesis. However, financing criticisms persist, he emphasized.
India needs about $ 300 billion in funds to meet its ambitious climatic objectives. While it has an extensive starting ecosystem, the interest of risk capitalists is financing of the low -duration project, and the climate occupies the ninth place in terms of priorities for risk capital, Kumar explained.
Start Mahakumbh
The Startup Mahakumbh aims to provide a platform for innovators to show their products, build safe networks and investments. The recently concluded edition witnessed the participation of 2,923 companies and around 1,000 investors.
Designated he also participated in the event, launching his flagship program, The Energy Transions Innovation Challenge (TECE).
“Currently in Rajasthan, we are helping to digitize the Jaipur Discom and we will continue with two others this year. In fact, this year we have signed a MOU with the DPIIT in the startup Mahakumbh 2025. DPIIT and GEAPP will work together to strengthen the network of energy solutions suppliers,” Kumar said.
TECE is an initiative that aims to promote innovative solutions to different challenges in the energy transition sector and provide a platform to start in space. It seeks to improve access to market links, tutoring and financial support.
Speaking about the learning of the first edition, Kumar said: “The previous edition was successful, but it was the need for some additions. We will facilitate a technical assistance subsidy of up to $ 500,000 and helping at the beginning of an” incubation center “through later editions.”
Equipped also intends to extend your support and tutoring beyond the event to facilitate a bridge between governments, consumers and innovative, he added.
Capital financing
Spectrum Impact and Avana Capital are among the investment partners who have made an initial commitment to support promising solutions.
Spectrum Impact has committed in the principle 1 crore RUPIAS of capital financing for each of the winners, subject to due diligence, valuation and negotiation in the term, while Avaana Capital wants to consult on solutions, subject to due diligence.
Kumar reiterated the commitment of the applications to fantasize the starting ecosystem in the clean and climate energy technology space.
“Through Tece, we want to introduce problems in the field of our work and subsignarily, provide opportunities for innovative thesis to climb their solutions with the help of our partners,” he added.
This year, the problems of problems that will be addressed in Tece 2.0 refer to the hepatic technology to analyze and map energy consumption patterns, together with providing the digitalization of energy networks.
This is in conjunction with the duet of the APP onkoing program (digitalization of public services for energy transition) that seeks to help discomas map and digitize its entire low voltage network.
Currently, Beating is working with Discom in Jaipur to create a digital twin of his low voltage network. The alliance has plans to expand the program to two more cities in Rajasthan this year.
Posted on April 25, 2025
