Boosting India's energy efficiency with advanced low voltage motors

Stefan Floeck, Division President of IEC Low Voltage Motors at ABB Motion, discusses the role of low voltage motors in India’s industrial future.

In a rapidly growing economy like India, the demand for energy-efficient solutions is becoming increasingly important, especially as industries strive to reduce costs and environmental impact. In this context, ABB’s IEC Low Voltage (LV) Motors division plays a pivotal role in driving India’s industrial future towards sustainability.

Stefan Floeck, Division President of IEC Low Voltage Motors at ABB Motion, in an exclusive interaction with Manufacturing Today discusses the company’s commitment to energy efficiency in India. With manufacturing sites in Faridabad and Bangalore, ABB has consistently enhanced its production of high-efficiency IE3 and IE4 motors, helping industries save energy and reduce carbon emissions. ABB’s energy-efficient motors have already saved over 500 GWh of energy in India over the last five years, showcasing their tangible impact. As India embraces the transition to energy-efficient technologies, ABB is expanding its presence and capacity, contributing to the nation’s sustainability goals while supporting industrial growth. From reducing waste at their manufacturing facilities to offering cutting-edge IE5 motors, ABB is leading the charge in transforming India’s energy landscape. In this interview, Stefan shares insights into ABB’s strategies, sustainability initiatives, and the role of low-voltage motors in India’s industrial and infrastructural advancements.

What’s ABB’s IEC Low Voltage role and presence in India?

The consistent expansion of India’s economy has pushed government and the private sector to simultaneously cut costs and reduce carbon emissions across various industries. The subsequent increase in demand for energy efficiency makes it a key market for us.