PPA Advisory
Open Access Solar Consultant: Prove the Tariff Is Fair Before You Sign
A developer's deck proves savings against the grid. We prove whether the tariff itself is fair, against India's public auction bands.
PPA Advisory
A developer's deck proves savings against the grid. We prove whether the tariff itself is fair, against India's public auction bands.
Most renewable-energy advice in India comes from the people selling you the power. A developer's deck proves savings against the grid — but it rarely tells you whether the tariff itself is fair, because a developer's deck is written to sell the PPA. Infinia is different: we don't sell power, build plants or supply equipment. We benchmark every quote against public, regulator-adopted auction bands and read every clause, so the number you sign can be defended to your Board.
Developers are capable builders — but a proposal is written by the party selling it. An advisory that reads the clauses line by line can tell you what the proposal leaves out. See the red flags we check and how to tell if your tariff is fair.
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A PPA advisory benchmarks your tariff against regulator-set auction bands, compares developers like-for-like, and negotiates the contract clauses so you don't overpay or accept hidden risk.
A developer sells you the power and profits from the PPA you sign. Infinia benchmarks that tariff against regulator-set auction bands and reads every clause before signature, so the commercial terms are understood rather than assumed.
Commercial and industrial open-access, rooftop, wind-solar hybrid and storage PPAs, typically from 1 MW to 100 MW and above.
Six main charges sit between the quoted tariff and your landed cost: wheeling, transmission, cross-subsidy surcharge (CSS), additional surcharge, banking charges and SLDC scheduling fees. Each is set by your state's regulator, and each can move mid-PPA. Quotes are only comparable after all six are loaded.
A captive or group captive consumer holds at least 26% of the plant's equity and consumes at least 51% of its power — and is exempt from CSS and additional surcharge under the Electricity Rules. Third-party open access needs no equity but pays both. The right structure depends on your load, your balance sheet and your state.
The quoted tariff is the developer's per-unit price. Landed cost is what actually reaches your P&L after wheeling, transmission, CSS, additional surcharge, banking and scheduling. The gap is often the difference between a fair deal and a trap — benchmark landed cost, never the quote.