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Growing at approximately 8 percent per year India has a massive and rapidly growing appetite for power. The factors that are further driving energy demand in the country are rapid population growth, expanding industrial production, economic development and urbanization. Between 1980 and 2004 the energy demands in the country increased by over 270 percent. In 1980 total primary energy demand was only 4.16 quadrillion BTUs but by 2004 demand has risen to over 15 quadrillion BTUs of commercial energy, thus making India the fifth largest consumer of energy in the world behind United States, China, Russia and Japan. This growth will continue at a rapid pace and with total energy demand projected to be 25.7 quadrillion BTUs by 2020 and 32.5 quadrillion BTUs by 2030.
Every business is dependent on power for smooth functioning. Whether it is telecom, construction, IT/ITES, realty, hospitality, textiles, auto & auto ancillaries, food processing, govt., pharma, gas or manufacturing, every sector needs efficient and reliable power supply. Imagine competing with international players without adequate power backups. Imagine loosing out on a lucrative assignment just for a last-minute power disruption. With power backup systems, you can ensure power supply at the press of a button. But for this, you need a reliable source. A company which has proved that a systems approach to power generation results in the highest reliability and easy installation along with lower operating and maintenance cost.
Cummins is a single source manufacturer of engines, alternators, digital controls, transfer switches and digital paralleling systems. The Company leads the way in the seamless integration of power system technology providing the customers the benefit of a range of power solutions designed, built, tested and serviced by a single manufacturer. The reason why prestigious names in the industry relies on Cummins for power solutions. It includes Idea Cellular Limited, L&T, Reliance Infocomm, Reliance Petroleum, HDFC Bank, Taj Group of Hotels, Honda Siel Cars India Ltd., Wipro, Infosys Technologies Ltd., Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, Goldman Sachs and Accenture to name a few. |
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