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Head- Electricity and Power Liaison at Exponent Energy - ApplyBlast

Head- Electricity and Power Liaison

Exponent Energy

23 days ago

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Onsite

Full Time

Director

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About this role

The Head of Electricity and Power Liaison role is responsible for owning the end-to-end power strategy and liaison for the E-Pump network, ensuring reliable, uninterrupted, and cost-effective electricity. The position involves driving faster power connections, load enhancements, transformer installations, and alternative power programs while building strong relationships with DISCOMs and electricity authorities. This role focuses on optimizing power costs, developing alternative energy programs, and ensuring power reliability across the network.

Responsibilities

Own end-to-end power strategy and liaison for the E-Pump network
Develop and drive alternative energy programs to optimize power costs
Build strong relationships with DISCOMs and electricity authorities

Skills

About Exponent Energy

exponent.energy

Headquarters

Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2020

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Exponent Energy is an Indian EV technology company that has developed a full-stack energy solution — spanning batteries, chargers, and everything in between — enabling 15-minute rapid charging for electric vehicles ranging from autorickshaws to buses. Their proprietary energy stack uses regular LFP cells while delivering a 3000-cycle battery warranty, achieving both fast charge times and long battery life. The company also operates the e^xponent rapid charging network and offers a retrofit service to convert CNG/LPG autos to electric, serving customers across multiple Indian cities.