Lower Electricity Bills
Save up to 90% on electricity costs
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Power Your Business
With Commercial
Solar Energy
Reduce electricity costs by up to 90% and build a sustainable, profitable future.
- Lower Electricity Bills
- Tax Benefits & Incentives
- High ROI - 3 to 5 Years
- 25 Years Performance
- Energy Independence
₹50 Cr+
Client Savings
500+
Commercial Projects
100 MW+
Installed Capacity
3-5 Years
Average ROI
25 Years
Performance Warranty
WHY BUSINESSES CHOOSE COMMERCIAL SOLAR
Tax Benefits
Accelerated depreciation benefits
Energy Independence
Protect from rising tariffs & inflation
Sustainability Goals
Reduce carbon footprint & meet ESG goals
High ROI
Quick payback in 3 to 5 years
Low Maintenance
Long life with minimal maintenance
INDUSTRIES WE SERVE
SAVINGS CALCULATOR
Monthly Electricity Bill
Connected Load
Available Roof Area
Industry Type
State
YOUR ESTIMATED SAVINGS
Recommended Capacity
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25-Year Savings
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Commercial Snapshot
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Monthly Units Offset
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Roof Area Utilization
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Estimated with commercial tariff at ₹8/unit, 4 units/kW/day generation, and roof area feasibility cap.
OUR RECENT COMMERCIAL SOLAR PROJECTS
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Before Solar
₹5,00,000
/month
Electricity Bill
After Solar
₹50,000
/month
Electricity Bill
90%
Savings
SAVE MORE. GROW MORE.
Switch to solar and save up to 90% on your electricity bills. Invest once and enjoy free solar power for decades.
- Lower Operating Costs
- Better Cash Flow
- Higher Profitability
- Energy Cost Stability
Important Assumptions
Production-Ready Claim Notes
Savings, ROI, payback, and bill reduction are indicative and depend on tariff, sanctioned load, roof area, operating hours, export rules, degradation, and actual site generation.
Net metering, net billing, gross metering, open access, subsidy, and approval workflows vary by state commission, DISCOM, consumer category, and project capacity.
Warranty references should be read separately for modules, inverters, structures, workmanship, monitoring hardware, and O&M service commitments.
Final plant capacity, component selection, and commercial terms are confirmed only after site survey, engineering review, and applicable utility checks.
Commercial Proposal
Get a Site-Specific Solar Plan
Share your business location, bill range, roof area, and project requirement. Our team will map capacity, approval route, savings assumptions, and the right EPC execution path.
Tariff and load reviewRoof and shadow feasibilityNet metering or approval routeCommercial ROI assumptions
1
Bill Review
We study your tariff, load pattern, and monthly unit consumption.
2
Roof Feasibility
Our team checks usable area, access, shadow, structure, and cable route.
3
Proposal Map
You receive capacity, approval route, savings assumptions, and EPC scope.
Keep Ready
Latest electricity billSite city and business typeApprox roof areaSanctioned or connected load
Note
We use these details only to prepare an initial commercial solar estimate. Final savings, ROI, capacity, net-metering route, and project cost are confirmed after site survey and DISCOM or utility review.
No obligation quoteSite data reviewed firstResponse by solar consultant
Commercial FAQ
Questions Businesses Ask Before Going Solar
These answers are planning guidance. Final commercial terms, approval route, plant size, and savings are confirmed after site and utility review.
What is the typical payback period for commercial solar?+
Many commercial projects target a 3 to 5 year payback, but the actual period depends on tariff, plant size, roof feasibility, financing, generation, and maintenance assumptions.
Is net metering available for every commercial rooftop solar project?+
Not always. Net metering, net billing, gross metering, or open-access routes depend on state regulations, DISCOM process, sanctioned load, consumer category, and project capacity.
Can businesses choose CAPEX, OPEX, or PPA models?+
Yes, commercial solar can be evaluated under CAPEX, OPEX, or PPA-style models depending on ownership preference, credit profile, energy usage, and project scale.
What maintenance is required after installation?+
Routine cleaning, inverter monitoring, cable and earthing checks, structure inspection, generation review, and periodic preventive maintenance keep the plant performing reliably.
What warranties should a business check?+
Review module performance warranty, module product warranty, inverter warranty, structure warranty, workmanship warranty, monitoring support, and O&M response commitments separately.
What information is needed for a commercial proposal?+
A recent electricity bill, sanctioned or connected load, site location, business type, available roof area, and operational usage pattern help create a realistic first estimate.
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