Solarpack has announced today Sajay K. V. as the newly appointed CEO for its Indian business unit to accelerate its growth in the country. Sajay brings a wealth of leadership experience from his roles at BrightNight Power, Hero Future Energies, Siemens Gamesa, and Vestas with an impressive track record includes overseeing the implementation of a staggering 7+ GW of renewable energy projects in India and Sri Lanka. Sajay is well-positioned to lead Solarpack into its new phase of growth in India.

Sajay will play a crucial role in advancing ongoing investments, signing power purchase agreements, and executing an ambitious plan to develop over 5 GW of new projects in India.  Solarpack will have a strategic focus on multi-technology renewable energy projects, incorporating solar, wind, and storage technologies. Sajay's leadership will contribute to shaping Solarpack's influential role in India's dynamic renewable energy landscape. Sajay will assume his role at Solarpack on January 2^nd.

"I'm honoured to lead Solarpack in India's dynamic renewable energy landscape. My focus is on advancing existing projects like Gorbea and Anboto, with 800 MW combined, and executing our ambitious plan for 5 GW of multi-technology products. Together, we will contribute to India's renewable goals and shape Solarpack's influential role in a cleaner, greener future," said Sajay K.V.

Solarpack's activity in India began in 2015, successfully consolidating its presence through eight solar PV plants across the country. Its commitment to sustainability has recently been recognised, rated as the world's most sustainable utility according to the Sustainalytics ESG Risk Rating.

"As Solarpack's global CEO, I am thrilled about Sajay's new role as CEO of Solarpack India. His strategic vision aligns with our commitment to customer focus and hybrid technologies. With over 17 GW of projects across continents, Solarpack is poised to continue pioneering clean energy solutions globally, making a lasting impact on our journey towards a sustainable, resilient and affordable future," commented Leo Moreno, CEO of Solarpack.