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Electrip Private Limited

H.no.58 H-block South City 2, South City, Gurugram, Haryana 122018

Registered office as filed with the MCA.

Sectors as filed: Renewable Energy Solutions

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Location

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Street-level

Sector 49

Haryana

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The registered office, as filed

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In context

What this startup amounts to

ELECTRIP PRIVATE LIMITED is a Startup India startup placed at street level in Sector 49, one of 10,448 startups we hold in Gurugram. 223 of those startups are filed under Renewable Energy, 2% of the district. It carries no funding signal of any class, which is true of 9,586 of the 10,448 startups in Gurugram.

Every figure above is counted from the 2026-08 snapshot and is the same number the page it links to prints.

In their own words

ELECTRIP PRIVATE LIMITED is private limited company incorporated on 16th july 2020. We are in the middle of a revolution that is waiting around the corner. Low cost renewable power (electricity) will replace fossil fuels. One reason is that power (electricity) offers opportunities, viz. cheaper transport, higher energy efficiency in powering automobiles and lowers environmental costs, amongst many others. Our main issue today is that there are headwinds against moving to this technology. 1) Initial cost is high due to the Lithium Ion battery comprising almost 60% of the total cost of vehicle 2) Range is a worry for most people who do longer distances on a daily basis (currently distances are capped at 200 – 250 km per charge 3) Time of charging is high (almost half a day on a normal charger) Current technology does not help indigenous manufacture and low Indian reserves of lithium will increase cost of procurement in the long run to the country (not much unlike Oil) Petrol bunks are likely to get redundant as electric demand goes up. They must look at alternate business models within electric mobility to improve their ROI. Swap-able batteries are one such revenue source. Solar as a medium to charge swap-able batteries allows them to convert to renewable sources of energy which are more dependable to maintain and environmentally safer. Most automobile companies have invested in their own battery form factors which hampers standardization and swapping of battery cells to other manufacturers. If batteries are swap-able (plug and play model), then they can pool available resources to power their vehicles collectively. • A concerted effort has to be made to sell a common battery form factor to the biggest players in the automobile sector • Electrip is in a position to increase capacity by 3x in sodium ion batteries which are the best alternative to Li-ion batteries currently available. Sodium is freely available in India at all coasts and we can set up a manufacturing plant contributing to “Make in India” and the “Clean Energy Green Energy” program. Consumers will have a lower entry price into automobiles, incentivising them to change to electric. Secondly although their “energy” costs in comparison to Fossil fuel vehicles may come down by ~30%, their maintenance costs will drop significantly by 90%. This venture will bring together stakeholders from automobile companies, petroleum retail points, R&D technology centers, logistics partners building a large infrastructure to free India from cumbersome pollution and a greener environment

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The listing

What the startup says

DPIIT recognition number
DIPP65177
CIN
U36999HR2020PTC087554
Incorporated (MCA)
2020
Registered on Startup India
2020
Self-declared stage
Early traction
Industry
Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy in Gurugram
223 startups
District
Gurugram
State
Haryana
Registered pincode
122018
MCA status
Active
Company class
Private
Registrar
RoC-Haryana
Authorised capital
₹5,00,000
Paid-up capital
₹1,12,000

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