WattPower on Wednesday said that it has joined hands with Solarium Green Energy to accelerate solar adoption in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, with a focus on supporting the KUSUM scheme.

Divya Prakash Choraria, CEO and Co-Founder of Wattpower, said: “Our long-standing association with Solarium has now evolved into an official alliance/ structured collaboration and we are pleased to take this next step together. Given the immense market potential in states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, we are confident that this collaboration will strengthen our efforts to expand access to sustainable energy across India’s agricultural heartlands. Solarium’s strong on-ground capabilities and regional expertise make them an ideal partner to help us drive last-mile implementation and deliver reliable solar solutions to rural communities.”

As part of this association, WattPower focuses on providing modular and high-efficiency solar solutions to farmers and small enterprises—segments that stand to benefit significantly from distributed renewable energy infrastructure. Solarium, with its robust regional expertise, plays a pivotal role in ensuring seamless on-ground deployment and last-mile connectivity for WattPower’s innovative technology offerings.

WattPower has consistently led the charge in developing high-performance systems tailored for remote and challenging terrains. Its offerings address key needs such as grid compatibility, system uptime, and long-term reliability. Aligned with the KUSUM scheme, which promotes solar-powered irrigation and clean energy adoption in the agricultural sector, their technology aims to enhance productivity and ensure long-term power security for rural communities, the company said in a statement.

Ankit Garg, Founder and CEO of Solarium Green Energy, said, “WattPower emerged as the preferred partner during project execution, owing to the technological superiority and reliability of its products. We take pride in contributing our local expertise to support this collaboration and are confident that, together, we can make a meaningful impact in advancing solar adoption in high-potential markets.”