New Delhi: As India continues to accelerate its transition toward renewable and sustainable energy, Gitz Green Energy is emerging as a forward-looking organization focused on delivering integrated clean energy solutions across rural and urban markets.
With operations and initiatives spanning solar energy, agrivoltaics, compressed biogas (CBG), electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and decentralized power solutions, the company is working to make clean energy more accessible while creating new economic opportunities for farmers, businesses and entrepreneurs.
Driving Rooftop Solar Adoption Through PM Surya Ghar Yojana
A major area of focus for Gitz Green Energy is rooftop solar adoption under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, the Government of India’s flagship residential rooftop solar initiative.
The company has installed approximately 500 kW of rooftop solar capacity, with a particular focus on rural communities. Through solar installations and support for eligible government subsidies, households can significantly reduce their dependence on conventional grid electricity and lower their electricity expenses.
According to the company, rooftop solar can provide greater energy independence, particularly in rural areas where electricity supply may face reliability challenges.
As part of its broader renewable energy portfolio, Gitz Green Energy is working to expand access to practical and affordable clean-energy solutions for households and enterprises.
Agrivoltaics: Combining Agriculture With Solar Power
Gitz Green Energy is also promoting agrivoltaics, an innovative model that combines agricultural activity with solar power generation.
The approach enables farmers to use their land for solar energy production while continuing agricultural activities, creating the potential for additional revenue and improved land utilization.
The company’s agrivoltaic initiatives aim to provide farmers with:
- Additional income opportunities
- Greater energy independence
- Improved utilization of agricultural land
- Reduced dependence on conventional power sources
Alongside agrivoltaics, Gitz Green Energy is exploring Compressed Biogas (CBG) production using agricultural waste and energy crops such as Napier Grass. The model supports waste-to-energy conversion while contributing to a more circular rural economy.
Innovative Solar Solutions for Urban Consumers and Businesses
The company is also addressing the challenges faced by consumers who may not have direct access to rooftop solar.
Through solutions such as Virtual Net Metering (VNM), housing societies and apartment residents can potentially participate in shared solar generation models. Gitz Green Energy is also working with commercial and industrial consumers through Group Net Metering (GNM) and captive solar power solutions.
These models can help businesses reduce energy costs while supporting their sustainability and ESG objectives.
The company provides end-to-end EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) support, covering project implementation and helping customers transition toward renewable energy with integrated solutions.
Expanding India’s Green Mobility Infrastructure
Gitz Green Energy’s clean-energy strategy extends beyond electricity generation into green mobility.
The company is developing an EV charging infrastructure network through a scalable franchise model designed to encourage entrepreneurs to participate in India’s rapidly expanding electric mobility ecosystem.
Under the model, franchise partners can receive operational support while participating in the development of EV charging infrastructure. The initiative aims to increase charging accessibility while creating new business opportunities across different regions.
CBG and Bioenergy: Turning Agricultural Waste Into Clean Fuel
Another important component of Gitz Green Energy’s strategy is the development of Compressed Biogas plants.
CBG facilities can convert organic waste and agricultural residues into usable clean fuel, helping address waste-management challenges while creating value from agricultural resources.
The company is exploring the use of agricultural residues and crops such as Napier Grass to support CBG production.
Such initiatives can contribute to:
- Reduction of carbon emissions
- Alternative clean-fuel availability
- Better agricultural-waste management
- Additional rural economic opportunities
- Development of a circular bioenergy ecosystem
Ambitious Vision for 2030
Under the leadership of Founder and CEO Tamal Mitra, Gitz Green Energy has outlined an ambitious long-term vision for expanding its clean-energy footprint across India.
By 2030, the company aims to develop:
- 10,000 EV charging stations across India
- 100 CBG plants
The targets underline the company’s strategy of building an integrated clean-energy ecosystem rather than focusing on a single renewable-energy segment.
Creating an Integrated Clean Energy Ecosystem
Gitz Green Energy’s approach brings together multiple areas of the energy transition, including:
Solar Energy: Rooftop, captive and distributed solar solutions for residential, commercial and industrial consumers.
Bioenergy: CBG production using agricultural waste and energy crops.
Green Mobility: EV charging infrastructure and franchise opportunities.
Agrivoltaics: Solar power generation integrated with agricultural activities.
By connecting energy generation, agriculture, mobility and consumption, the company is seeking to create solutions that deliver both environmental and economic benefits.
Powering India’s Sustainable Future
India’s growing energy requirements, combined with its renewable-energy ambitions, are creating opportunities for companies capable of delivering practical and scalable clean-energy solutions.
Gitz Green Energy is positioning itself within this evolving landscape by focusing on technologies and business models that can serve households, farmers, housing societies, commercial establishments and entrepreneurs.
From rural rooftops and agricultural land to urban housing societies and EV charging networks, the company’s integrated approach reflects a broader vision of making sustainable energy more accessible while supporting economic growth.
With its focus on solar power, bioenergy, agrivoltaics and green mobility, Gitz Green Energy aims to contribute to India’s long-term journey toward a cleaner, more sustainable and energy-secure future.
For more information, visit: www.gitzgreen.energy
