Wind Energy
Vertical axis wind turbine — Project Ujwal.
Energy Where It Is Needed.
The future of energy will not depend only on large centralized power stations. Distributed generation can bring energy closer to where people, farms, buildings and industries need it.
Prakrithi explores renewable-energy systems designed for diverse environments.

Ujwal is Prakrithi's 1 kW to 5 kW vertical-axis wind turbine, designed for distributed renewable-energy applications that capture wind from changing directions. Its vertical architecture can be explored for:

Renewable systems can become more effective when multiple sources operate together. Prakrithi explores integration between:

Storage is essential for balancing intermittent renewable generation and improving energy availability. Prakrithi researches advanced atomic and nuclear-energy battery concepts for long-duration power, alongside hydrogen and other advanced storage technologies.
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A utility-scale renewable generation project, engineered as an integrated energy system.
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A satellite-based solar-energy collection and wireless transmission research project, exploring global connectivity for up to 10 million connections by 2035.
Explore Suryan
1 kW to 5 kW vertical-axis wind turbine for distributed generation.
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A utility-scale renewable-energy project with grid connectivity.
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Long-duration power research for vehicles, marine and space use.
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Space-based solar energy and wireless transmission research.
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Vertical axis wind turbine — Project Ujwal.
Space-based energy and data transmission.
Batteries and atomic batteries.
Power distribution.