Atul Gaikwad's Contact Details

Atul Gaikwad's Company Details

Scion Energy Storage

, Maharashtra, India • 1 - 10 Employees
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Scion Energy Storage is the bridge from the current limitations on power consumption to transforming the way we power our world in future. Energy storage technologies are critical for this transformation. At this point in time, we believe Lithium powered batteries are the answer to this need for a leap into the future. We provide wide range of customised solutions for stationery (eg. telecom towers, microgrids) as well as non-stationary (eg. electric vehicles) storage solutions powered by lithium battery technology. OUR STORY:Scion Energy Storage is a part of GITA GROUP, has substantial interest in diversified business activities ranging from Hydro & Renewable Energy generation, manufacturing concrete poles for electricity distribution, manufacturing special transmission steel wires & strands (ACSR wires) and conductors. Building from the strong foundation of our parent companies, we are the new generation of energy storage pioneers.VisionTo be the most preferred energy storage solutions provider and to continue to deliver the ultimate value-for-money experience for our customers as well as business partners across the globe. Mision1. Customer Obsession: To start with the customer and work backwards. To work vigorously to earn and keep customer trust. Although we pay attention to our competitors, but obsess over customers.2. Invent and Simplify: To expect and require innovation and invention from our teams and always find ways to simplify. To be externally aware, look for new ideas from everywhere, and are not limited by "not invented here".3. Insist on the Highest Standards: To relentlessly strive for high standards. We are continually raising the bar and driving our teams to deliver high quality products, services and processes.4. Bias for Action: Speed matters in business. Many decisions and actions are reversible and do not need extensive study. We value calculated risk taking. The cost of inaction is far greater than making mistakes.