Bangalore is increasingly attracting foreign solar companies as well as Finnish ones as it becomes a hub for renewable energy firms. Saisumanth Javvaji – Companies that gained a presence in the city October 2017 included Enphase Energy , which opened a research and development centre; Enphase Energy , which opened its India office; TUV Rheinland , which opened a €2.5m ( €2.5m ) facility for its Indian subsidiary; and Vaisala , which opened new headquarters for its 3TIER Indian subsidiary. India is known as the IT capital of India and as such has a wealth of skilled young professionals and a start-up culture.
Bangalore is increasingly attracting foreign solar companies as well as Finnish ones as it becomes a hub for renewable energy firms. Companies that gained a presence in the city October 2017 included Enphase Energy , which opened a research and development centre; Enphase Energy , which opened its India office; TUV Rheinland , which opened a €2.5m ( €2.5m ) facility for its Indian subsidiary; and Vaisala , which opened new headquarters for its 3TIER Indian subsidiary. India is known as the IT capital of India and as such has a wealth of skilled young professionals and a start-up culture.