Jeevesh Sabharwal Tells How Solar Energy Can Illuminate the Real Estate Market in India

Jeevesh Sabharwal is the Founder & Director of The Horizon Buildcon. He is a Business Administration graduate from Western International University, USA. He believes in his father, Naresh Sabharwal?s vision as a second generation entrepreneur and carries the legacy of meaningfully touching the lives of employees, creating values for customers and leaving a legacy of inspiration for the future generations.

He shoulders multifarious portfolios and handles family-owned group of companies in real estate, construction and trading. The Horizon Buildcon was conceptualized in the year 2006 as Jeevesh?s flagship company. Since then the company has been rendering its expertise in envisioning, building, and developing residential, commercial and affordable infrastructure. Expanding their presence in North India, the company has developed multiple real estate projects in the states of Delhi/NCR, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir and Maharashtra (Nasik).

Jeevesh shares his forte in real estate where his company is making the world a better place by creating contemporary housing and world-class commercial, residential and recreational properties. But that?s not just it; he also exhibits an impressive leadership in international trade across a wide range of product lines like building material and furnishings, liquor, ethnic wear and more.

Jeevesh Sabharwal is based out of New Delhi (India). He also handles Group offices in China and Dubai.


Author Jeevesh Sabharwal, Founder and CEO at The Horizon Buildcon puts his view on how solar energy can percolate into the Indian real estate sector and create a win-win situation for both home buyers and builders.
No matter if you live in a metro city in a modern housing apartment, a town or a village, frequent power cuts is quite a story of every household in India. Figures account for a number which is just not sufficient to deal with the power needs of India. India is a large country with an even larger population that uses around 334.40 GW of electricity every year.
Producing electricity power of this amount requires a whole lot of effort and energy which is non-renewable most of the time. Even though India has surplus power generation capacity, it lacks adequate infrastructure for supplying electricity to a billion people residing here. This calls for an energy source which is feasible, abundant and renewable. The initiative 'Make in India' by the Government is not only to encourage entrepreneurship but also to acknowledge renewable energy sources. The government has been actively patronizing the use of renewable sources of energy like solar power. India?s first net zero energy building Indira Paryavaran Bhavan works with an installed capacity of 930 kW peak power with the largest rooftop solar system among multi-storied buildings in India. It is now imperative for the Indian real estate industry to embrace this change and adopt solar power.

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