1. MASMA is an association of the Solar PV and Solar water heater industry, Engaging the manufacturers, installers, and suppliers not only in Maharashtra but from various other states of India.

2. We Interact and coordinate with Central Ministry MNRE, State ministry, and State Nodal Agencies to bring awareness to national programs and policies for benefit of citizens to adopt the use of Solar Systems and other renewable energy systems.

3. MASMA is also pledged to bring nationalized and cooperative banks to the mainstream of the industry, which provides banking solutions in the interest scheme like govt. subsidy.

4. We organize and conduct training programs for installers, plumbers, and marketers coordinating and cooperating with other industry associations and Chambers of Commerce for modifying and altering policies that are detrimental to the growth of the industry.

5. We use the latest communication tools like webinars and programs for new product launches and promotions for our syndicates.

6. To benefit the solar value chain, MASMA’s directorial body acts as a rich source of experience and guidance, which is unparallel to any other platform available in the present time.

7. Our clear and focused intention is to create such an easy-to-grow environment for our industry that will have less resistance, clear guidelines, better network of companies. MASMA association plays a vital role in technical support, training, and recruitment, spreading knowledge through Seminars, and workshops, and extending support to all aspects related to solar policies and legal clarifications. This multi-flavored association intends to work towards the removal of barriers to solar power development and capacity addition in the country and to ensure increased investment in this sector.

8. We have established great relationships with central and state agencies such as MNRE, MEDA, State DISCOM, and Energy regulatory commission.

Major Focus Area:- Tech-support, Policy updates, Regulations support, Trade Promotion, and CSR activities to ensure penetration into the power-deprived rural areas