27/09/2024
Punjab Engineering College Signs MoU with Punjab State Power Corporation Limited for Technical Collaboration and Research
PEC and PSPCL Ink Partnership for Technical and Research Collaboration
Chandigarh, 25th September 2024:
Punjab Engineering College (Deemed to be University), Chandigarh, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) today, aimed at fostering technical support and research collaborations. The delegation from PSPCL, led by Er. Ravinder Singh Saini (Director HR), Er. Parmjeet Singh (Director - Generation), and Er. Abhiraj Singh Randhawa (Principal Technical Training Institute), Er. Anupam Joshi (Director, The/Nudge Institute) was warmly welcomed by Prof. Rajesh Kumar Bhatia, Director PEC, along with Prof. Rajesh Kanda (Head, Alumni, Corporate & International Relations), Prof. J.D. Sharma (Head, MMED), Prof. Uma Batra (Dean Faculty Affairs), Prof. Jimmy Karloopia (Professor-In-Charge, ACIR), and Ms. Rajinder Kaur (Manager, ACIR) from PEC.
In his address, Er. Ravinder Singh Saini emphasized PSPCLโs commitment to providing technical support and engaging in research initiatives that would benefit both institutions. Prof. Rajesh Kumar Bhatia expressed his enthusiasm for this collaboration, underscoring the importance of building lasting partnerships that contribute to innovation and technical excellence. Prof. Rajesh Kanda initiated the signing proceedings of the MoU, and Prof. J.D. Sharma provided an overview of the agreementโs terms, highlighting the mutual benefits of this partnership.
Following the formal signing ceremony, the PSPCL delegation, accompanied by PEC faculty members, visited the Departments of Electrical Engineering and Materials & Metallurgical Engineering, as well as the Siemens Centre. During the tour, discussions were held on potential areas of cooperation in research and development, with active participation from PEC's faculty members, including those from the departments of Electrical Engineering and Materials and Metallurgical Engineering.
This MoU is expected to strengthen the relationship between PEC and PSPCL by promoting impactful technical exchanges, research collabor
