The certification has been awarded under the Bureau of Energy Efficiency’s EV Charger Star Labelling Programme. Servotech’s ST-EVDC60KW and ST-EVDC120KW EV Charger models, achieved a weighted average energy efficiency of 97%, placing them in the highest rating category under the programme. These cutting-edge chargers set a new gold standard for power conservation and operational reliability across the electric vehicle ecosystem.

The achievement reinforces Servotech’s commitment to developing high-efficiency EV charging solutions that help reduce energy losses, improve charging performance, and lower operating costs for charge point operators, fleet owners, and infrastructure developers. The certification further strengthens Servotech’s competitive position across government, PSU, OMC, commercial, and fleet charging deployments where energy efficiency and lifecycle operating costs are increasingly becoming key procurement considerations.

Commenting on the development, Raman Bhatia, Managing Director, Servotech Renewable Power Systems Ltd. said, “We are delighted to secure the BEE 5-Star Rating for our 60 kW and 120 kW DC Fast Chargers. This is a monumental validation of our engineering excellence as we scale the nation’s EV charging infrastructure and critically prioritize energy efficiency.  For the past years, we have focused most of our investments on new product development, quality enhancement, and automation, indigenising components and expanding production capacities. This recognition reinforces our mission to deliver world-class, sustainable, and highly efficient charging solutions that power India’s green mobility transition responsibly.”

The tableau highlights India’s evolution from achieving universal electricity access to emerging as a global clean energy leader, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to building a self-reliant and developed India. The theme Prakash Ganga — meaning “River of Light” — symbolises the seamless and continuous flow of power across the interconnected national grid.

A prominent feature of the tableau is a robotic Smart Meter model, accompanied by wind turbine generators, reflecting the integration of digital technologies, automation, and smart solutions for efficient power management.

The central section depicts the “Smart Power, Smarter Home” concept with rooftop solar installations, highlighting the government’s vision of empowering citizens as ‘prosumers’ — both producers and consumers of electricity. A towering transmission structure represents last-mile connectivity, while an EV charging station and electric scooter demonstrate the power sector’s role in enabling clean mobility and a sustainable transport ecosystem.

The rear segment showcases India’s renewable energy strength through hydroelectric, wind, and geothermal power installations, symbolising the nation’s expanding clean energy footprint. The structure marked “Switching on India” represents advanced control and monitoring centres that ensure grid stability and uninterrupted electricity supply.

Mounted on a structure resembling coiled electrical cables, the tableau reflects the scale and resilience of India’s national power grid that connects millions of households and industries.

Through this Republic Day presentation, the Ministry of Power reaffirms its commitment to providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity, driving economic growth, strengthening energy security, and powering the vision of a developed India.