PURE, a leader in electric mobility and clean energy innovation, announced the launch of the PuREPower, a groundbreaking line of energy storage products poised to accelerate India's energy transition.
PuREPower fulfils energy needs across segments through PuREPower Home, PuREPower Commercial, and the upcoming PuREPower Grid— which is designed to address the critical need for reliable, scalable, and sustainable energy storage products as India progresses towards its decarbonisation and renewable energy goals.
PURE is committed to democratising access to advanced energy storage products through a robust dealer/distributor network. Over the next 18 months, the company plans to establish 300+ touchpoints across India, providing comprehensive technical and commercial support to partners.
Speaking at the launch, Dr Nishanth Dongari, Founder and MD of PURE , emphasised the role of energy storage in India's clean energy transition: "PuREPower is more than an energy storage product—it's a commitment to India's decarbonisation goals. By empowering homes, businesses, and the grid with cutting-edge battery technology & power electronics, PURE is enabling the country to reduce its carbon footprint."
Adding to this, Rohit Vadera, Co-Founder and CEO of PURE , said: "The PuREPower aligns with the government's vision to promote renewable energy adoption and energy storage integration. From enabling homeowners to store solar power efficiently to helping businesses transition to sustainable operations, PuREPower is shaping a smarter and greener energy landscape."
This expansion will enable the widespread adoption of PuREPower products, fostering local entrepreneurship. With PuREPower, PURE is setting a new benchmark in energy storage innovation as it combines the battery tech, power electronics, electric power system, solar control and AI into a single product, reinforcing its commitment to Design and Make in India.
With the nation's renewable energy capacity set to exceed 500 GW by 2030, ESS products like PuREPower are integral to balancing energy supply and demand, stabilising grids, and reducing dependency on fossil fuels.
