India’s energy landscape is undergoing a once-in-a-generation transformation. As the country races toward its ambitious target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2070, the scale of transformation required across sectors — from energy and mobility to agriculture and infrastructure — is unprecedented.
The transition to clean energy, especially solar energy, is not just a technological shift, but a systemic one. It requires deep collaboration between government bodies, private sector innovators, implementation partners, and digital enablers. And this is where the real opportunity lies.
At Raminfo, we see ourselves as a bridge — connecting government priorities with private sector innovation to accelerate India’s solar energy goals.
The Role of Government in Energy Transition
The Indian government — both at the central and state levels — is not just a policy maker in the energy space. It’s also one of the largest infrastructure enablers and buyers.
From large-scale solar parks to DRE (decentralized renewable energy) projects in rural areas, from solarizing agricultural pumps under PM-KUSUM to smart grid initiatives and from solar PV module manufacturing under the PLI (Production Linked Incentive) scheme to municipal energy transition plans, the government has signaled its intent to not just support, but lead the shift to clean energy.
However, implementing these initiatives often requires integration across departments, coordination with multiple vendors, and a partner that understands the public sector’s operational, compliance, and execution frameworks.
Where Collaboration Comes In
We believe the next wave of progress in solar will come not just from new tech, but from smart partnerships — especially at the intersection of public infrastructure and private sector innovation.
There’s a growing need for:
- Solar EPCs and technology providers to work with government bodies on rural and urban electrification
- Battery storage and microgrid companies to integrate with smart energy management systems
- Digital platforms that can bring monitoring, billing, and predictive maintenance to solar infrastructure
- Agritech and solar firms to co-deploy DRE solutions for farming communities
And all of this needs an enabler — a partner who knows how to work within public systems while driving private-sector agility.
Why Raminfo Is the Ideal Partner
With over 30 years of experience in e-governance, utility infrastructure, and public sector delivery, Raminfo is uniquely positioned to support companies looking to enter or scale in the solar sector through government partnerships.
We work as a systems integrator and program enabler i.e. we don’t just build platforms; we bring the right partners together, manage multi-stakeholder coordination, ensure compliance with public procurement norms, and make sure the project gets delivered and scaled.
In the solar energy space, this looks like:
- Partnering with solar EPC firms, inverter and battery manufacturers, and DRE startups to help them navigate government RFPs and contracts
- Integrating smart solutions like IoT-based monitoring, remote diagnostics, and analytics dashboards into government solar projects
- Supporting municipal and state agencies with turnkey solutions that combine hardware, software, and service delivery
- Leveraging platforms like iCollab, our B2G accelerator, to connect energy innovators with real public-sector opportunities
The Future Is Collaborative
The next decade will see billions of dollars of public funding being deployed toward energy transition. Governments are actively seeking reliable implementation partners — companies that not only bring technology but also understand how to work within public-sector systems.
For clean energy companies, the opportunity is enormous. But accessing it requires the right partner — someone who speaks the language of government, understands local delivery, and has a proven record of execution.
Raminfo is committed to being that partner.
