Tata Power, IIT-Delhi to collaborate in clean energy space
The Hindu
Tata Power and IIT-Delhi have signed an MoU to collaborate in areas such as smart grid technology, clean energy solutions, a company statement said.
Tata Power on Saturday said it has inked a pact with IIT-Delhi to work together on clean energy and other projects that can be transformed from research and development level to pilot stage.
Tata Power, one of India’s largest private sector integrated utilities, and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate in areas such as smart grid technology, clean energy solutions, a company statement said.
Considering the large number of experts with their excellence in different fields in IIT-Delhi and Tata Power, there is an immense potential to collaborate between academia, research and domain experts from business with a high transformational impact, it added.
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