High up solar represents a unique opportunity to invest in a leading solar power company in India with a track record of execution and high growth
We invite you to be part of the India growth story as well as the rise of Solar Power as the new source of power for the same.
Diversify your investment portfolio with long term, stable cash flows Benefit from various tax benefits available to investors in solar power Build a portfolio of assets whose value rises with rising cost of grid power
Because we are providing Bank guarantee against invested amount.
We provide customised energy solution using high up and advance technology to suit our customer specific requirements and our product is photovoltaic power station, also known as a solar park, is a large-scale photovoltaic system (PV) designed for the supply of merchant power into the electric grid. Our Customers may receive significantly lower rates on the solar electricity generated by the System
Sustainability Lower cost energy Long Terms Reliable Power Source It provide social and economic benefits Pollution free clean energy. Decrease customers electricity bill through solar energy
The land required for a 1 MW power plant setup is around 4.5-5 acres for Crystalline technology and around 6.5-7.5 acres for Thin-Film technology. This is only a rough benchmark and may vary based on technology and efficiency of panels.
The useful life of a typical Solar Power plant is considered to be 25 years. This is the duration for which long-term PPAs are signed and financial models are built. However, Solar Power plants can run beyond 25 years while producing a lower output. Many Solar Panel manufacturers guarantee an output of 90% at the end of 10 years and 80% at the end of 25 years.
The usual benchmark for energy generated from a 1 MW Solar Power plant is considered as 1.5 Million units. This is only a benchmark and should not be considered as the actual output for a given location. The amount of actual energy generated from a Solar Power Plant in an year depends on both internal and external factors. External factors which are beyond the control of a Solar developer can include the following:
The output also depends on the following internal factors all of which are within the control of a Solar Developer:
Total project cost per MW would be in the range of Rs.6.5 Crores-Rs.8 Crores depending on the kind of technology ,whether or not you are using tracking systems, the kind of EPC Contractor you choose for power plant system etc.
Solar plants can be categorized into 2 broad categories – Grid Connected and Off-Grid plants. The usual Govt. support available for an Off-Grid plant is a Capital Subsidy of 30% on the project cost upto a maximum size of 500 KW. This can be claimed by the Manufacturer/Supplier/EPC Contractor (should be an MNRE accredited supplier) on behalf of the customer.
Subsidy is not available for Grid Connected plants that engage in sale of power either to the local DISCOM or a 3rd party. Following are the benefits a Solar Power Developer involved in Sale of Power Generated can avail:
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