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Patanjali’s entry into the renewable energy sector is a result of Baba Ramdev and Acharya Ji’s vision to reach a large portion of India’s population by catering to their electricity-related needs through natural energy solutions. To provide cities, villages, and towns with affordable, clean, and environment-friendly electricity, Patanjali has ventured into the solar energy space. Patanjali Renewable Energy is a comprehensive and independent renewable energy service provider. We are pioneers in the field of renewable energy with a widespread presence in different parts of India. All our renewable energy efforts are directed toward the betterment of our nation. Our mission and vision stem from the demand for minimizing global warming through renewable energy technologies. Together with our clients, we strive to bring down carbon emissions by providing renewable energy solutions, contributing innovative environmental-friendly services, measuring energy performances and investing in new and fresh energy projects and technologies. When it comes to clientele, we’ve extended our reach to public-sector solar energy projects and local government contracts. As renewable energy experts, we provide our clients with strategic and technical advice to help them implement the best and most feasible renewable energy solutions for their facilities and industry. We have an existing capacity of 150 MW & our goal is to increase our operational capacity to 500 MW by 2021. Today, Patanjali Renewable is one of India’s largest renewable energy service providers. Patanjali wants to leverage solar energy to run its factories. Since most of the solar panels come from China, and the ones manufactured in India are low-quality, the company has decided to manufacture solar panels in-house. “Getting into solar power is in line with the swadeshi movement. With solar power, each household in India can have a power supply, and we are here to make that happen.” With the Narendra Modi government trying to bring the renewable energy movement to India and generate approximately 100 GW of sun-energy by 2022, Patanjali wants to tap into the solar energy sector which has not been explored to its entire potential yet. Patanjali began its operations with Patanjali Yogpeeth in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. Today, it is one of the largest yoga institutions in the world. Patanjali Ayurved Limited was founded by Baba Ramdev in 2006 along with Acharya Balkrishna for research, development, treatment, and the manufacturing of ayurvedic medicines. After entering the bulk ayurvedic medicines manufacturing space, Patanjali later branched out its operations to the FMCG market where it soon established its presence as a major consumer goods manufacturing company. A Glimpse of How Patanjali Has Evolved Over the Years Patanjali has shown immense growth in the last 5 years. Growing at a fast rate, the company generated over Rs 10,000 Crore in 2017, making it the third largest FMCG brand after Hindustan Lever Limited and ITC in terms of overall revenue. The company is now selling a wide variety of products in the FMCG space such as noodles, biscuits, cosmetics, amla juice, ayurvedic medicines, and atta. Patanjali’s CEO, Acharya Balkrishna is now looking to grow the presence of the brand in the renewable energy industry as well.