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- Epic Energy Limited, an India-based energy service company (ESCO) recognized by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Government of India, provides comprehensive energy management and renewable energy solutions; its core offerings span power saving products including power conditioners, energy power savers, automatic power factor control (APFC) panels, remote energy management software, automatic light controllers, smart meters, and LED lights with streetlight monitoring technology; renewable energy solutions encompass solar products such as rooftop solar plants, solar engineering procurement and construction (EPC), inverters, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and LED retrofitting services; additional services include energy audits, electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, and battery recycling for end-of-life lithium-ion batteries (excluding LFP) via hydrometallurgical processes. The company, founded in 1991 and headquartered at Office No. 206, A Wing, Gokul Arcade, Mumbai, Maharashtra, operates primarily in India, serving state governments, municipal corporations, large corporates in the electrical industry, and residential, industrial, and power generation sectors. Recent developments include a November 2025 board approval to issue preferential warrants to Soleos Energy Private Limited for up to an 18% stake to expand in solar parks, EV charging, and battery materials recovery; a September 2024 joint venture agreement with Fenfeo Automotive Private Limited, where Epic holds 76%, to establish an EV charger manufacturing facility in Coimbatore with 15,000 units annual capacity, operational by early 2025; a March 2025 technology transfer agreement through subsidiary Swachcha Urja Nirman LLP with the Centre for Materials for Electronics Technology (C-MET) for a 10-year license on li-ion battery recycling, targeting one-tonne-per-day operations by Q3 FY26 in Maharashtra or Gujarat; and a September 2024 agreement with Niva Ecotech Private Limited via 100% subsidiary Epic Renewable Projects Pvt Ltd to develop a 35 MWp (25 MW) solar park near Solapur, Maharashtra, under group captive open access models.