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Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions Limited engages in development and maintenance of renewable energy projects, such as solar and wind power solutions for commercial and industrial customers. The company operates in 2 segments, Renewable Energy Power Sales Segment and Renewable Energy Services Segment. The company delivers renewable energy through wind and solar farms, rooftop and ground-mounted solar projects, and solar carports. It offers turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction services, including project design, regulatory approvals, installation, and ongoing operation and maintenance. Clients can procure green energy via long-term power purchase agreements, open access solar and wind farms, and group captive projects. The company supplies renewable energy certificates, supports carbon projects, and provides hybrid clean energy solutions, distributed solar, and technologies such as solar trackers, robotic cleaning, and remote monitoring. The company serves commercial and industrial clients in sectors including automotive, education, pharmaceuticals, fast-moving consumer goods, information technology, data centers, textiles, and chemicals across India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. The company was incorporated in 2010 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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