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Use daytime rooftop generation against regular operating-hour electricity demand.
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Solar systems planned around your business load, available space and operating pattern—with a clear technical and commercial scope.
Commercial solar works best when electricity demand, tariff, operating hours and available installation area are assessed together.
SunSaarthi manages the complete EPC journey through installation, testing and handover, with agreed maintenance and AMC support after activation.
The final design depends on the property, electrical demand, ownership or approvals, structure and project objective.
Use daytime rooftop generation against regular operating-hour electricity demand.
Plan around guest services, kitchens, cooling, water heating and common-area loads.
Match solar generation with predictable daytime activity and campus infrastructure.
Make use of larger roof areas while considering access, structure and phased expansion.

Business-first assessmentConsumption data and site conditions turn a general idea into a useful project scope.
Load profileBills, tariff category, sanctioned load, demand pattern and daytime consumption.
Site feasibilityUsable roof or ground area, shade, structure, access and electrical routing.
Project objectiveEnergy-cost reduction, sustainability goals, future EV charging or battery readiness.
Commercial scopeSuitable capacity, equipment approach, estimated output and implementation requirements.
These details help us understand tariff, consumption, sanctioned load and the likely scale of the opportunity before confirming the next assessment step.
Properties with usable roof or ground space and meaningful daytime electricity demand are often suitable. A technical and consumption assessment confirms feasibility.
Capacity is planned around interval or monthly consumption, sanctioned load, tariff, usable space, operating hours and the amount of grid energy the business wants to offset.
A phased approach may be possible when the electrical architecture, available area and future expansion are considered in the initial design.
Yes. The solar, storage and charging requirements should be assessed together so capacity and electrical integration are planned coherently.
No. It is an indicative starting point. A binding proposal requires business consumption data, a site assessment and a confirmed technical scope.
Share the basic requirement below. A SunSaarthi energy consultant will contact you to understand the business, site and next assessment step.
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