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UrjaCart Sets Vision to Accelerate Solar Adoption in India Through Accessibility, Affordability and Trust

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HT Syndication

New Delhi [India], February 9: UrjaCart is a clean-tech company building a full-stack, vertically integrated digital ecosystem to efficiently deploy energy infrastructure and services. Headquartered in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, the company is driven by a strong vision to accelerate solar adoption across India by making clean energy more accessible, affordable, and reliable for households and businesses alike. Operating for over 3 years, the company has steadily built a customer-centric approach aligned with India’s renewable energy and sustainability goals.

At a time when India is witnessing a rapid shift towards clean energy, UrjaCart aims to simplify the solar journey for the general public by reducing complexity, improving transparency, and enabling informed decision-making. The company’s vision is anchored in creating a Unified Energy Interface experience–where discovery, financing, government subsidies, installation, and post-installation support come together seamlessly.

Founded by Aditya Narain Misra and Kuldeep Singh Chauhan, UrjaCart was established with the belief that solar adoption should not be limited by a lack of information, fragmented vendors, or financial barriers. “Our focus has always been on removing friction from the solar adoption process and making clean energy a practical choice for everyday India,” said the founders.

A key pillar of UrjaCart’s offering is its role as an authorised Waaree distribution partner, enabling access to high-quality, certified solar panels and components that meet stringent performance and durability standards. Waaree’s trusted manufacturing credentials, combined with UrjaCart’s on-ground execution and customer support, help ensure long-term value and reliability for consumers across residential, commercial, and institutional segments.

Affordability remains central to UrjaCart’s mission. The company actively supports customers in navigating government subsidy schemes and financial assistance programs, helping reduce upfront costs and accelerate adoption. By guiding consumers through eligibility, documentation, and application processes, UrjaCart ensures that the benefits of national and state-level renewable energy policies reach the intended beneficiaries.

Beyond installation, UrjaCart places strong emphasis on lifecycle support and performance assurance. Customers are offered 100% guarantees on certified components, along with value-added services such as free solar cleaning kits, Solar Insurance & Annual Maintenance Contracts, aimed at improving efficiency and extending system life. These initiatives are designed to address common post-installation concerns and reinforce long-term trust in solar investments.

UrjaCart’s approach is also rooted in awareness and education. By engaging with communities, housing societies, and small businesses, the company works to build understanding around energy savings, environmental impact, and return on investment–key factors influencing solar adoption decisions.

With operations anchored in Uttar Pradesh and a growing footprint across regions, UrjaCart sees itself as an enabler within India’s broader clean energy ecosystem. The company’s roadmap includes scaling responsibly, strengthening partnerships, and continuing to align with national renewable energy targets.

As India moves towards a more sustainable energy future, UrjaCart remains committed to playing a meaningful role in bridging the gap between policy intent and on-ground solar adoption–ensuring that clean energy is not just aspirational, but achievable for all.

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