Hyderabad, India Apr 29: AmpereHour Energy partners with Organo Eco Habitats to enable India’s first residential community to implement a centralised Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in the Organo Antharam community, setting a new standard in sustainable living. This major key development highlights AmpereHour Energy’s role in delivering advanced energy solutions for sustainable communities.
Organo Antharam is inspired by the Indian villages, where sustainability is the foundation of how the community is imagined, designed, and lived in. Located in Chevella, it blends modern comforts with rural charm, which the company calls Rurban living. Organo’s vision was clear: to build a community that could move meaningfully toward net-zero energy and reduce dependence on conventional systems that counter that ethos. In that journey, AmpereHour Energy’s solution has played an enabling role, helping Organo translate its larger sustainability vision into everyday infrastructure.
The Organo Antharam community now uses a sophisticated 500KVA/608kWh
With the integration of BESS by AmpereHour Energy, residents now experience seamless, high-quality power without noise, pollution, or interruptions, creating a more comfortable and environmentally responsible lifestyle.
This project sets a new benchmark in sustainable living. At its core is an intelligent energy system that acts like a central “brain,” seamlessly balancing solar power, grid electricity, and battery storage to ensure optimal performance. This approach significantly reduces dependence on fossil fuels and eliminates the need for diesel generators, making it a much cleaner energy solution. As a result, residents benefit from consistent, uninterrupted power, enabling a smooth and reliable living experience across the entire community.
Ayush Misra, Co-Founder & CEO of AmpereHour Energy, said, “The project sets a national benchmark.” He added that “The system is not just a backup solution, but a complete energy strategy that redefines how residential communities can achieve clean and reliable power.”
Rakesh Koti, Head of Sustainability & Business Development, Organo, says, “At Organo, sustainability is approached as a systems decision, from land and water to energy and built form. Energy was one of the most critical levers in making our communities truly sustainable, and AmpereHour Energy has helped us build the infrastructure to support that transition with greater reliability and long-term efficiency.”
