Servotech to Build 12 EV Charging Stations for ANERT

Servotech will install 12 EV charging stations in Kerala under a new ANERT contract, boosting the state's sustainable transport infrastructure.

New Delhi- Servotech Power Systems Ltd., an EV Charger manufacturer, has secured a substantial contract for installing 12 EV charging stations from the Agency for New and Renewable Energy Research and Technology (ANERT), Department of Power, Govt. of Kerala. Under this contract Servotech has to build 12 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations with 30KW Fast DC EV Chargers at the various locations of Kerala Motor Vehicle Department. This contract involves Servotech supplying, commissioning, and construction of EV charging stations.

This ongoing pilot project is being executed in phases. The first phase involves installing 4 EV charging stations, followed by 8 more in the second phase. This initiative supports Kerala's transition to sustainable transportation by significantly enhancing the state's EV charging network. As EV mobility demand rises, accessible charging infrastructure is crucial. These stations will allow EV owners to conveniently recharge their vehicles while on the move.

Ms. Sarika Bhatia, Director of Servotech Power Systems Ltd, said, “We are elated to be working on this pilot project for ANERT. As a leading EV Charging player who is very actively working towards making India transition towards green transportation, this step brings us closer to achieving our collective dream of seeing India as an EV-powered nation. We are creating our green footprints, starting from Kerala, we plan to increase our footprints to other states as well. Our efficient hardware and software solutions will ensure dependable EV charging stations, catering to the growing demand for sustainable travel options. This initiative will prove to be essential for facilitating infrastructure development to support the expanding EV customer base and enable its strategic expansion in EV charging infrastructure at places with high charging demand.