Shakti Pumps Strengthens Push for Solar Irrigation Solutions
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Shakti Pumps Strengthens Push for Solar Irrigation Solutions

Shakti Pumps (India) has reiterated its focus on supporting Indian farmers and strengthening the agricultural ecosystem through sustainable and energy-efficient irrigation solutions. The company said its solar and energy-efficient pumping systems are helping farmers improve crop yields, reduce dependence on diesel and lower irrigation costs.
Shakti Pumps has established a strong position in the domestic solar pumps segment, driven by adoption across multiple states, supported by service infrastructure and alignment with government solar and irrigation programmes. The company stated that its solar pumping systems enable more efficient irrigation, timely water availability and multiple cropping cycles, contributing to higher farm productivity and improved rural incomes.
Commenting on the company’s approach, Mr Ankit Patidar, CMO, Shakti Pumps, said: “Farmers are at the heart of India’s growth story, and at Shakti Pumps, our purpose has always been to empower them with reliable, affordable, and sustainable irrigation solutions. From being the most trusted pump brand in Country, our journey is driven by the real impact we see on farmers’ lives better crops, lower costs, and greater confidence in the future.”
As part of its focus on innovation and scale, Shakti Pumps recently undertook a Guinness World Records attempt in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra, highlighting its manufacturing capabilities and efforts to promote clean energy adoption in agriculture.
The company said it will continue to work with farmers to support India’s transition towards sustainable agriculture, while contributing to rural livelihoods and long-term agricultural growth.

Shakti Pumps (India) has reiterated its focus on supporting Indian farmers and strengthening the agricultural ecosystem through sustainable and energy-efficient irrigation solutions. The company said its solar and energy-efficient pumping systems are helping farmers improve crop yields, reduce dependence on diesel and lower irrigation costs.Shakti Pumps has established a strong position in the domestic solar pumps segment, driven by adoption across multiple states, supported by service infrastructure and alignment with government solar and irrigation programmes. The company stated that its solar pumping systems enable more efficient irrigation, timely water availability and multiple cropping cycles, contributing to higher farm productivity and improved rural incomes.Commenting on the company’s approach, Mr Ankit Patidar, CMO, Shakti Pumps, said: “Farmers are at the heart of India’s growth story, and at Shakti Pumps, our purpose has always been to empower them with reliable, affordable, and sustainable irrigation solutions. From being the most trusted pump brand in Country, our journey is driven by the real impact we see on farmers’ lives better crops, lower costs, and greater confidence in the future.”As part of its focus on innovation and scale, Shakti Pumps recently undertook a Guinness World Records attempt in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra, highlighting its manufacturing capabilities and efforts to promote clean energy adoption in agriculture.The company said it will continue to work with farmers to support India’s transition towards sustainable agriculture, while contributing to rural livelihoods and long-term agricultural growth.

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