Hartek Ranks among Top 3 Solar EPC companies in India

Mumbai, 27th May 2025 – In a major industry recognition, Hartek Group, a leading name in India’s power and renewable energy sector, has been ranked among the Top 3 Large-Scale Solar EPC Companies for Calendar Year 2024 by the prestigious Mercom India Market Leaderboard.

Hartek has also been recognized as the Top 10 Rooftop solar EPC companies for Calendar Year 2024 as per Mercom’s latest report. With over 10 GW of solar power successfully connected to the grid, Hartek’s solar EPC land-based business unit continues to make a meaningful contribution towards achieving the nation’s renewable energy targets and building a sustainable, energy-secure future.

This marks the 3rd consecutive year that Hartek has earned a spot on Mercom India’s leaderboard, reinforcing its consistent performance, execution excellence, and deep-rooted commitment to India’s energy transition.

“This recognition from Mercom India is a proud moment for all of us at Hartek. It validates our consistent efforts and innovative approach in delivering reliable solar EPC solutions. As we continue to scale, our focus remains on empowering India’s energy landscape through clean and efficient power infrastructure,” said Simarpreet Singh, Executive Director & CEO, Hartek Group.

Hartek Group supports India’s green energy goals through a diversified portfolio and strong execution. It operates across three key verticals: Power Systems, Renewables, and Power Distribution Products.

The Power Systems division focuses on building turnkey substations and grid infrastructure up to 765 kV, strengthening the transmission network. Meanwhile, in Renewables, Hartek delivers rooftop and utility-scale solar projects across regions, driving clean energy adoption. The Power Distribution Products division manufactures advanced electrical solutions such as compact substations and control & relay panels, ensuring reliable power delivery up to 33 kV.

The company has recently bagged a major ?117 crore project with Power Grid Corporation of India Limited which includes extending a 765 kV AIS substation and 400/2s20 kV substation work in Gujarat.