HPNET Member, thirty-five year old Aman Dobriyaal, based in the foothills of the Himalayas in India, taught himself how to manufacture pico hydro Crossflow turbines over a decade ago. Since then Aman has built and helped to install over 700 units for households and communities in remote corners of India, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
His local enterprise Dobriyal Brothers recently established a turbine manufacturing center, soon to include a pico hydro testing facility. Aman seeks to advance their work and contribute experiences by engaging with HPNET’s SEEED Accelerator.
Among the units he supplied this quarter is a 3kW system to electrify an Indigenous community near Rayagada, Chitragrah, supported by the local government. Aman visited the site for a feasibility assessment and then guided the team remotely to install and test the system.
He received this video of jubilee, which exemplifies the Indigenous pride that comes with localized approaches to community-scale hydro.
Check out the video!
His local enterprise Dobriyal Brothers recently established a turbine manufacturing center, soon to include a pico hydro testing facility. Aman seeks to advance their work and contribute experiences by engaging with HPNET’s SEEED Accelerator.
Among the units he supplied this quarter is a 3kW system to electrify an Indigenous community near Rayagada, Chitragrah, supported by the local government. Aman visited the site for a feasibility assessment and then guided the team remotely to install and test the system.
He received this video of jubilee, which exemplifies the Indigenous pride that comes with localized approaches to community-scale hydro.
Check out the video!
For more information contact Aman Dobriyaal at dobriyalbrothers1986@gmail.com and at +91 95570 79907 by phone or WhatsApp.
