Kochi: Renewable energy entrepreneur Flemy Abraham is expanding his clean energy initiatives across Kerala and Assam, combining large-scale solar projects with cooperative-led programmes aimed at taking renewable power to institutions, households and rural communities.
With more than 12 years of leadership experience across renewable energy, cooperative development and social empowerment, Abraham is the founder and director of Sacrament Multi-State Agro Purpose Society Ltd., operating from Kochi and Guwahati. His work focuses on solar and hybrid renewable energy projects while connecting government schemes with implementation at the grassroots level. FA_CV.pdf
A major area of Abraham’s current activities is Assam, where he is involved in rooftop solar installations under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. The programme targets rural and semi-urban households, with Abraham coordinating with energy departments, contractors and cooperative societies. Awareness campaigns have also been undertaken to encourage wider participation in the scheme.
In Kerala, his renewable energy portfolio includes projects involving major healthcare institutions in Kochi. His professional profile lists his involvement in preparing and executing a 3-MW on-grid solar project at Renai Medicity. He has also directed proposal and execution planning for an on-grid solar installation at Lourdes Hospital, with the projects aimed at reducing conventional power dependence and operational costs. FA_CV.pdf
Another significant initiative in Abraham’s portfolio is a ₹16.5-crore hybrid floating solar-wind-fishery project in Kochi. The model integrates 2.5 MW of floating solar capacity, 0.3 MW of wind power and aquaculture beneath the solar platforms. His profile estimates annual generation of around 4,700 MWh of electricity alongside 60 tonnes of fish production. FA_CV.pdf
Abraham has also focused on bringing renewable energy to rural communities through the cooperative model. His profile says such initiatives have enabled solar adoption among more than 600 rural families and involved engagement with State governments, banks and corporate partners for renewable energy financing. FA_CV.pdf
Beyond renewable energy, Abraham has held leadership positions in legal services and healthcare technology. His CV also records more than a decade of involvement as a coordinator with the Union Ministry of Minority Affairs in social empowerment programmes. FA_CV.pdf
Through projects ranging from household rooftops to institutional and hybrid renewable installations, Abraham’s work reflects an effort to link India’s clean-energy transition with community participation and sustainable development.
