Overview
Meet your renewable energy requirements through an off-site solar project under a Group Captive model, where eligible consumers collectively participate in the ownership of the project and utilise the renewable power generated for their electricity requirements.
Who is it for?
Commercial and industrial establishments with significant electricity requirements looking to access renewable power through an off-site captive solar project.
How the Model Works
• Multiple eligible consumers collectively participate in the ownership of an off-site solar project
• The solar project generates renewable electricity
• Power is supplied to participating consumers through the open access network
• Participating consumers utilise the renewable power to meet their electricity requirements
Tata Power Advantage
• 37+ years of solar experience
• Strong renewable energy project development expertise
• End-to-end engineering and project execution capabilities
• Strong quality and safety practices
• Experience across large-scale renewable energy projects
• Long-term operations and maintenance capabilities
• 25-Year of Module Warranty
• Financing options available
• No.1 Solar Rooftop Company for 12 years
End-to-End Solution
Requirement Assessment → Project Structuring → Feasibility & Development → Project Execution → Open Access Connectivity → Commissioning → Operations & Maintenance
Usage
Key Features
• Off-site solar power generation through a dedicated renewable energy project
• Collective participation by eligible consumers in the project
• Captive ownership structure
• Renewable power supplied through the open access network
• End-to-end project development, engineering and execution support
• Long-term operations and maintenance support
Key Benefits
• Access renewable power without installing a solar plant at the consumer's premises
• Utilise off-site solar resources to meet electricity requirements
• Potential to optimise long-term energy costs
• Reduce dependence on conventional electricity sources
• Support renewable energy and sustainability objectives
• Participate in a captive renewable energy model