Two memoranda of understanding ( MoU ) in the renewable energy sector designed to improve technology and power efficiency have been signed by Sweden and India . The first MoU , between Swedish manufacturer Volvo and Indian photovoltaic power firm EMVEE , concerns the setting up of a research and assembly unit in Bangalore . The second , agreed by Swedish Neutral and part - state - owned Tata - DDL , provides for a pilot scheme for earth fault protection in Delhi . Both MoUs are part of “ Sustainability by Sweden - Showroom India ” , a collaboration pushing towards a bi - lateral programme to expand green energy research and development .
Two memoranda of understanding (MoU) in the renewable energy sector designed to improve technology and power efficiency have been signed by Sweden and India. The first MoU, between Swedish company Spowdi and Indian photovoltaic power firm EMVEE, concerns the setting up of a manufacturing and assembly unit in Bangalore. The second, agreed by Swedish Neutral and part-state-owned Tata Power DDL, provides for a pilot scheme for earth fault protection in Delhi. Both MoUs form part of “Sustainability by Sweden - Showroom India”, a collaboration pushing towards a bi-lateral programme to expand green energy research and innovation.