Power Your Business from Anywhere
Under the Electricity Act of 2003, large consumers connected above 1 MW load are permitted to buy electricity directly from power generators rather than the local DISCOMs. This "Open Access" framework allows industries to purchase cheaper and greener solar electricity generated miles away utilizing the existing transmission and distribution grid.
- ✅ Cost Savings: Solar tariffs are often significantly lower than industrial grid tariffs.
- ✅ Zero Upfront Capex: Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) mean you pay per unit of energy without capital expenditure.
- ✅ Green Mandates: Meet ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) targets easily.
- ✅ No Roof Needed: Ideal for factories without sufficient roof space for traditional rooftop solar.
Delivery Models
Flexible procurement strategies tailored to regulatory environments and your financial preferences.
Corporate PPA
A long-term Power Purchase Agreement where an independent power producer builds, owns, and maintains the solar plant off-site, delivering power via the grid to your facility at a locked-in tariff.
Captive / Group Captive
The consumer invests directly in the solar project (holding minimum 26% equity). These models often attract significant waivers on cross-subsidy surcharges and additional surcharges by state regulators.
Third-Party Open Access
A pure bilateral transaction between the solar developer and the industrial consumer. Power is wheeled through the grid, paying all applicable state-based transmission and wheeling charges.