Sourcing solar power directly from off-site plants. Best for large commercial and industrial consumers with limited rooftop space but high energy demand.
Solar Open Access is a regulatory mechanism that allows large electricity consumers (Commercial and Industrial) to buy solar power directly from third-party generators or set up their own off-site solar plants and "wheel" that power to their facility using the state's transmission lines.
The latest central rules have lowered the entry barrier, allowing any consumer with a load of 100 kW or more to participate in Green Energy Open Access.
OA tariffs are often 30-50% lower than standard DISCOM industrial tariffs.
The solar plant is located off-site, so you don't need any roof space at your facility.
Easily source 100% of your power from solar by choosing larger off-site capacities.
Achieve Net-Zero goals and fulfill Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPO) easily.
Consumer owns at least 26% equity in the solar project. Benefit: Maximum savings as it is exempt from Cross-Subsidy Surcharge (CSS) and Additional Surcharge (AS).
Zero investment from the consumer. You simply sign a PPA with a developer to buy power at a fixed rate. Simple and hassle-free, though surcharges may apply.
While solar power is cheap, the state DISCOMs levy certain charges for using their grid:
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