Dr. Satish Nair is a seasoned entrepreneur with twenty years of technical management experience in both USA and India. He was previously chief executive of the Indian subsidiary units for Orbis India and Ojala (India) Engineering, having headquarters in Finland, and contract manufacturers to leading mobile phone and renewable energy OEMs . Prior to these positions, Dr. Nair was in USA managing sales, marketing, and engineering teams in different high technology startups.

Mr. C. K. Subramanian is a top notch administrator with more than 25 years general management experience in large multinational corporations. He brings a unique combination of manufacturing and marketing/business development in the Asia Pacific region. He was previously chief executive for Austria Microsystems AG’s design center in Hyderabad, power cord manufacturer Volex India and connector manufacturer Molex India.

Mr. K. Vimalendiran has twenty years of sales experience in the contract manufacturing industry selling cables, connectors, and sheet metal fabricated products to electronic manufacturing, telecom, automotive, and wind energy customers. Mr. Vimalendiran was previously Country Sales Manager at Orbis (India), Tyco Electronics, and Volex India.

Coal and oil based power plants constitute over 55% of the power generation capacity existing in India. India today imports about ¾ of its crude oil requirements and its coal imports are expected to rise to 50 million tons in 2010—11 from the current fiscal year value of 30 million tons. To sustain its 9% economic growth, India must increase its primary energy supply by 5.8% annually. Renewable energy sources form a cornerstone of India’s energy security strategy to reduce its dependence on coal and oil imports, while increasing the power generation capacity required for fueling its economic growth. The National Action of Climate Change established by the Prime Minister envisages 15% renewable energy in the generation mix by 2020, a 1% increment year on year from 2010 to 2010.

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