Juniper Green Energy
Deepak Kumar is an experienced quality engineering professional with expertise in civil engineering. Currently serving as Assistant Manager-Quality at Juniper Green Energy since December 2019, Deepak has previously held roles including Senior Engineer-Quality and Quality Engineer. Prior experience includes working as a Civil Quality Engineer at GE Renewable Energy, where responsibilities encompassed the development of field quality assurance plans and standard operating procedures. At Sterling and Wilson, Deepak gained significant experience as a Quality Engineer in civil construction, specializing in field quality plans and method statements. Additionally, during a tenure as Project Engineer at sales and service corp., Deepak was involved in civil construction activities related to T&D Substation projects. Educational qualifications include a B.Tech in Civil Engineering from Monad University and a Diploma in Civil Engineering from Govt. Polytechnic College.
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Juniper Green Energy
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Juniper Green Energy Pvt. Ltd. is an independent renewable energy power producer and operator of solar, wind and hybrid power projects with significant experience in conceptualizing, building, and developing renewable energy assets. The company is part of the AT Group which has an asset portfolio worth of approximately US$2.4 billion with global investments in renewable energy, residential & commercial real estate, hospitality etc. The Group has been building utility scale renewable energy projects in India since 2010 and built and owned Orange Renewable, a 1GW renewable energy platform in the past. Juniper Green Energy, based out of Delhi NCR, commenced operations in October 2018. The business has experienced rapid growth, and it presently has an operational portfolio of about 800MW with an under-construction capacity of 435MW and a development pipeline of more than 3GW of solar, wind and hybrid project. The company has end-to-end internal competencies in EPC and O&M services for its renewable projects.