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India’s cold storage sector plays a crucial role in preserving agricultural produce, pharmaceuticals, and other perishable goods. However, it is also highly energy-intensive. With over 7,000 facilities operating across the country, these units consume substantial amounts of electricity annually. A large share of this electricity comes from coal-fired power plants,

Devanhaar Technologies‘ solar cold storage solutions are revolutionising fruit and vegetable preservation throughout India. Significant post-harvest losses occur in many rural areas due to inadequate refrigeration infrastructure and unstable electricity. These devices eliminate the need for diesel generators and erratic grid connections. By using solar energy to power refrigeration systems

Post-harvest losses for fruits and vegetables exceed 20–30%—worth ₹1 lakh crore annually—in India’s vast rural landscapes, where agriculture supports millions of people. This is mostly because of insufficient cooling. Presenting Devanhaar Technologies‘ solar cold storage solutions, which use only solar energy to power refrigeration down to -4°C. These systems drastically

Cold storage refers to specialised facilities designed to maintain low temperatures for storing temperature-sensitive products, ensuring their quality, safety, and extended shelf life. These warehouses, equipped with advanced refrigeration systems, are essential for industries handling perishables like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, preventing spoilage and degradation from heat or environmental factors.