Honored to Receive the Fastest Growing IPP Award

Published on February 14, 2026 · By POWERTRAC Editorial Team

Honored to Receive the Fastest Growing IPP Award

Honored to Receive the Fastest Growing IPP Award

It’s a moment of immense pride as Powertrac has been recognized as the Fastest Growing IPP in Gujarat at the Sustainable Environment Summit, organized by the Knowledge Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) at Pandit Deendayal Energy University (PDEU).

Receiving this award from my alma mater makes it even more special. PDEU has played a crucial role in shaping my journey, and today, standing here as a contributor to India’s renewable energy transition feels surreal.

This recognition is not just for Powertrac but for our team’s dedication to energizing rural Gujarat with clean energy. As we continue to commission solar projects under PM-KUSUM Component C, this award fuels our commitment to making India self-reliant and fossil fuel-free.

A big thank you to KCCI, PDEU, and everyone supporting our mission. Here’s to a greener and more sustainable future!

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