Ongoing & Upcoming

Solar EPC Projects — West Bengal & Beyond

ATIES is actively expanding its solar EPC portfolio across Eastern India, targeting residential, commercial, institutional, and government segments. Our ongoing solar initiatives include:

Residential Rooftop Solar — PM Surya Ghar Yojana Targeting 95 municipality areas across South Bengal to install rooftop solar systems for 100 homes per municipality in the first year. Supported by government subsidies up to ₹78,000, awareness campaigns, and banking tie-ups for customer loan facilitation.

Commercial & Institutional Solar Executing solar installations for hospitals, educational institutions, banks, and corporate buildings — delivering significant energy cost reduction and ESG compliance benefits.

Large-Scale Ground-Mounted Solar — Up to 10 MW Actively preparing to participate in state and central government solar tenders targeting projects up to 10 MW — with full EPC execution capability including 33 kV grid interconnection, SCADA monitoring, and O&M support.

EV Charging Infrastructure — West Bengal

ATIES is building one of Eastern India’s most ambitious EV charging networks — targeting 500 charging points across West Bengal under the PM E-Drive scheme with up to 80% central government subsidy.

Highway & Town Deployment Model Strategically deploying 60 kW DC Fast Charging stations at highway entry/exit points and town centres — targeting tourist routes, taxi operators, and private EV owners across North and South Bengal.

Private Partnership Model Identifying 100 strategic locations annually across West Bengal for EV charging station deployment through lease, rent, and partnership arrangements — expanding the ATIES charging brand across the state.

Target Tie-Ups: Hotels & Resorts | Taxi Associations | Travel Agents | Residential Societies | EV Fleet Operators | Commercial Complexes

Electrical Products Supply — RDSS & State Projects

Leveraging DISCOM empanelments across WBSEDCL, JBVNL, NBPDCL, and other electricity boards, ATIES is actively pursuing supply orders under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) and state-owned infrastructure projects — targeting significant order volumes across Eastern India.