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Team Ledtropower

 Mr. Abhigyan Singh (Administration Head, Business Head): with 10 Years of Experience in Business Development.
Mr. Ranveer Yadav (Head Renewable Energy): B.Tech & M.Sc ( Renewable Energy) Having 8 years Experience in the Solar and renewable sector.
Mr. Anurag Singh ( Digital Marketing Consultant, Administration): B Tech ( Computer Science ) Having 10 years of experience in business development.
Mr. Amit Kumar (Technical Adviser): B.Tech, M.Tech & Ph.D. +6 years of Experience.
Mr. Vishal Anand ( Execution Head): B.E. in Electrical Engineering with 3 Experience in Solar power plant and substation.
Mr. Prakash Pandey (Head Project): B.E. in Electrical Engineering with 3 Experience in the Thermal power plant.
Mr. Praveen Kumar (Marketing Head): With 10 years Experience in marketing

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