Lauritz Knudsen Electrical and Automation has launched over 10 next-generation innovations in its largest portfolio showcase, aiming to power India’s energy future under the brand promise of ‘Powering a Non-Stop India’. The company focuses on enhancing energy resilience and reliability through solutions ranging from low-voltage protection to industrial automation and connected living technologies. Recently, in Mumbai, it showcased its expanded portfolio to customers, partners, and industry stakeholders, facilitating the adoption of future-ready technologies in India’s growing industrial sectors for smarter, energy-efficient operations.
Deepak Sharma, Zone President, Greater India said, “India’s growth story is being shaped by its ability to build resilient, intelligent, and future-ready energy infrastructure. Lauritz Knudsen plays a critical role in this journey by enabling solutions that are not only globally benchmarked but also deeply rooted in India’s unique needs. We’ve grown with India, learnt from India, built in India and are building the New India by ensuring industries, infrastructure, and communities have access to reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy systems that can support the country’s next phase of growth.”
Naresh Kumar, COO, Lauritz Knudsen Electrical and Automation said, “At Lauritz Knudsen, our approach is firmly anchored in ‘designing and building for India’. We are creating technologies that respond to the realities of Indian environments – whether it is enabling a farmer to manage irrigation remotely or helping MSMEs and large industries optimise energy use. What sets us apart is our ability to translate Made-in-India innovation into scalable, real-world impact. We are not just bringing products to market; we are enabling access, driving efficiency, and empowering India’s industrial and energy transformation at scale.”
At a recent event, Lauritz Knudsen introduced an enhanced national strategy aimed at promoting electrical and automation technologies across Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities in India, complementing their 100+ city Technology Day initiative. This initiative focuses on facilitating the adoption of advanced low-voltage and automation solutions within India’s manufacturing sectors, with a particular emphasis on expanding access to these technologies beyond major urban areas.
