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Solar Deployment Models India
Deployment Models

Rooftop & Group Captive Solar

Greenveyil Energy Pvt Ltd offers two primary solar deployment models tailored to residential, commercial, and industrial energy consumers across India, structured strictly according to consumption patterns and regulatory frameworks.

Rooftop Solar

Rooftop solar involves installing photovoltaic (PV) panels directly on the rooftop of a residential, commercial, or industrial building. The generated electricity is used on-site, drastically reducing dependency on grid supply.

This model is ideal where adequate unused rooftop space and structural capacity are available.

CAPEX Model

Client invests upfront and completely owns the system. Maximum long-term savings accrue over 20–25 years.

OPEX / PPA Model

Greenveyil installs and maintains the system. The client strictly purchases generated electricity at a pre-agreed tariff lower than grid rates.

How Rooftop Solar Works

1. Installation

Panels on rooftop surface

2. Generation

Panels generate DC power

3. Conversion

Inverter converts to AC

4. Consumption

Electricity used on-site

5. Net Metering

Excess exported to grid

Core Benefits

  • Lower monthly electricity bills
  • Utilization of idle rooftop space
  • Reduced transmission losses
  • Faster implementation timeline
  • Net metering benefits (state dependent)

Most Suitable For

Independent homesHousing societiesOffice buildingsEducational institutionsRetail establishmentsIndustrial rooftops

Financial & Regulatory Framework

Group Captive projects operate under the Indian Electricity Act provisions and specific state-level open access policies. This architecture enables long-term tariff stability and partial independence from grid price volatility.

  • Equity participation requirements
  • Minimum consumption commitments
  • Open access transmission agreements
  • Long-term power purchase contracts

Group Captive Solar

Group Captive Solar is an off-site solar power generation model where multiple consumers jointly invest in or subscribe to a central solar plant. Electricity generated from the plant is rigorously allocated to participating members under structured agreements.

Particularly relevant for commercial and industrial consumers with high energy demand but limited rooftop availability.

How Group Captive Works

1. Development

Off-site plant constructed

2. Participation

Entities buy shareholding

3. Allocation

Energy divided by share

4. Transmission

Via open access framework

5. Settlement

Structured tariff payments

Ideal Industrial & Commercial Profiles

Manufacturing unitsLarge commercial establishmentsIndustrial parksCompanies with multiple locationsBusinesses with limited rooftop area

Rooftop vs Group Captive

Choosing the right model depends on your load profile, space availability, and regulatory alignment.

FactorRooftop SolarGroup Captive
LocationOn-site (At your facility)Off-site (Remote Solar Farm)
Space RequirementRooftop structure strictly requiredNo on-site space required
Best ForResidential & Medium CommercialLarge Commercial & Industrial Hubs
Regulatory StructureNet Metering FrameworkOpen Access Framework
ScalabilitykW to small MW limitsUnlimited MW scale infrastructure

Cost-Saving Example Profile

A mid-sized manufacturing unit paying ₹8.50/unit to the grid utilizes a Group Captive model to lock in solar power at ₹4.50/unit via a PPA.

Grid Tariff:₹8.50 / kWh
Solar PPA Tariff:₹4.50 / kWh
Direct Savings:~47% Reduction

*Indicative figures varying by state regulation.

Why Greenveyil

Our focus remains exclusively on solar infrastructure tailored rigorously to Indian regulatory and grid environments.

  • Technical feasibility assessment
  • Complex financial modeling support
  • Grid & regulatory coordination
  • Precision EPC execution
  • Long-term O&M services

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to own the rooftop for Group Captive Solar?

No. Group Captive solar is an off-site model. The solar plant is built elsewhere, and the generated power is supplied to your facility through the existing electricity grid.

How long does a Rooftop Solar installation take?

Depending on the system's size and regulatory approvals, an industrial or commercial rooftop installation typically takes 6 to 12 weeks from planning to grid synchronization.

Are there tax benefits for choosing the CAPEX model?

Yes. In India, businesses investing through the CAPEX model can claim Accelerated Depreciation (AD) benefits, significantly reducing their tax liabilities.

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