Commercial

Cheaper power for the buildings your city runs on.

Rooftop, carport and battery systems for schools, hospitals, hotels and offices — designed around your occupancy hours and installed without interrupting them. Own it, or pay only for the units.

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Where the money goes

Energy is the easiest cost to take out of a building.

Tariffs keep climbing. Commercial tariffs in Delhi NCR have risen year on year. Solar fixes a share of that cost for 25 years.

Sanctioned load costs you idle. Demand charges are billed on the peak you touch, not the units you use. Battery-backed shaving trims that peak.

Every outage runs on diesel. Wards, labs, lifts and servers cannot wait, so the genset carries them at several times the cost of grid power.

Your load peaks in daylight. Buildings run their heaviest load while the sun is up — the hours a rooftop generates.

Engineer checking live plant monitoring in an inverter room

What we build

Sized to your building, not to a catalogue.

Rooftop, carport and storage, laid out around water tanks, ducts, lift rooms and existing services — and looked after by one team once it is running.

Each part, and where it goes next

A technician checking module connectors on a rooftop array

Solar panels

ALMM-listed modules on terraces and canopy roofs.

Solar panels

Engineers beside a battery container outside a commercial building at night

Battery storage

LFP blocks for critical loads and peak shaving.

Battery storage

An engineer showing live meter readings in an office electrical room

Smart meters

Generation, consumption and export, per meter.

Smart meters

A guest stepping out of a car charging at a hotel porch

EV charging

Charging under the same canopy as the carport.

EV charging

An engineer reading plant data on a tablet beside an office rooftop array

ReLink monitoring

Inverter, meter and battery data on one screen.

ReLink

Campus dashboard showing live generation, consumption and alerts

RePrime app

Live generation, consumption and alerts per block.

The app

The RePrime dashboard open on a phone and a laptop

Intelligence Ecosystem

One platform from sizing to service, as one journey.

Intelligence Ecosystem

Ways to buy

Own it, or just buy the units.

Both put the same plant on your terrace or parking. They differ in who funds it, who owns it — and what you pay per unit.

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Most chosen

OPEX / RESCO

We fund, build and operate it. You pay for the units.

₹0 upfront

₹4.80/kWh, with fixed escalation

A 15–25 year tenure

Buyout option at pre-agreed points

Best if

You want zero capex and savings from the first month.

See OPEX terms

A technician handing over a finished system to the owners

You own it

Capex

Buy the plant outright and keep every unit it makes.

Full system cost, upfront

Levelised cost of ₹3.10/kWh

Payback in 4–5 years

Accelerated depreciation where applicable

Best if

You run an owned campus or a trust and want the asset on your books.

See capex pricing

75 days

A 75-day deployment, tracked step by step.

From the first bill we read to the first unit generated. Crews work in shifts agreed with your facilities team, so the building keeps running.

Feasibility & load study

We read 12 months of bills, map your occupancy load curve and survey the terrace and parking.

Week 1

RePrime technician taking a customer through the paperwork on a tablet

Design & approvals

Size, yield model and savings case, then the DISCOM, CEIG and fire filings.

Weeks 2–5

Supply & construction

ALMM-listed modules, structures and inverters installed in shifts agreed with your facilities team.

Weeks 5–9

4 Handover

An engineer commissioning the system on the roof

Commissioning & handover

String testing, thermography and grid sync, then warranties, monitoring and the O&M schedule.

Week 10 – day 75

After handover

Finance sees the savings. Facilities sees the faults.

ReLink pulls inverter, meter and battery data into a single campus view — and both teams see the same numbers.

A technician checking a battery bank on a hotel roof deck — Outages ride on the battery

Transfer to battery in under 20 ms when the grid fails.

An engineer watching live plant data on a wall of screens — One campus view

Generation, consumption and export, per block or meter.

A RePrime service engineer watching plant alerts on screen — Faults reach the right desk

Alerts routed to your facilities team within minutes.

A RePrime engineer flying a drone inspection over a rooftop array — Service you can check

Cleaning and service on a schedule, with photo evidence.

Engineer walking the aisle of a commercial rooftop solar array

Numbers from buildings already generating.

3.6 MW

Live on schools, hospitals and offices

28%

Typical cut in annual energy spend

75 days

Feasibility to commissioning

< 20 ms

Transfer to battery on grid failure

“The crews worked around our school timetable, and the first monthly statement matched our bill to the rupee.”

Facilities HeadSchool campus — Delhi NCR

“Our diesel set used to run every outage. Now the battery carries the wards and the genset barely starts.”

Operations ManagerHospital — Delhi NCR

A shopkeeper outside his store, the meter and battery on the wall beside him

Questions

Commercial solar, answered.

Roof area, disruption, contracts and ownership. Anything not here, our team answers on a call — with your bills in front of us.

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About 80–100 sq ft per kW. A 500 kW plant needs roughly 40,000–50,000 sq ft of usable terrace. Where the roof falls short, a carport or an open-access PPA covers the rest.

No. Crews work to a schedule set with your facilities team — outside teaching hours on campuses, zone by zone in hospitals and hotels — with a rigging plan and safety cordon. Only grid synchronisation needs one short planned shutdown.

The grid and, where installed, your battery cover the shortfall. Solar offsets a share of consumption rather than replacing your connection.

Yes. Trusts, societies and management committees sign the same 15–25 year agreement. We prepare the board resolution pack and the documentation your auditors will ask for.

RePrime owns and maintains it for the contract term. You pay per unit consumed, with a buyout option at pre-agreed points and transfer of ownership at the end of tenure.