Industrial and commercial consumers are increasingly leveraging Open Access Solar Parks to reduce electricity costs by 30–40%. With India's Electricity Act allowing direct procurement from private generators, Open Access has never been more accessible.
Open Access is a regulatory provision under Section 42 of the Electricity Act, 2003 that allows large consumers (typically with a connected load of 1 MW or above) to procure electricity from any generator of their choice — not just their local DISCOM. This creates a competitive market for power procurement, enabling C&I consumers to source affordable, clean energy directly from solar parks.
India added 7.8 GW of solar Open Access capacity in 2025 alone, driven by surging demand from manufacturers, commercial real estate developers, and data centres seeking to reduce energy costs and meet sustainability commitments.
The savings potential from Open Access solar depends on the state, applicable charges, and the consumer's load profile. As a general guide:
For an industrial consumer with a monthly electricity bill of ₹50 lakh, switching to Open Access solar could save ₹15–20 lakh per month — amounting to ₹1.8–2.4 crore annually.
We develop dedicated Solar Parks optimised for Open Access supply to C&I customers across Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab. Our end-to-end service includes Open Access approvals, PPA structuring, EPC construction, and long-term O&M — enabling consumers to start benefiting from clean, affordable power without managing any of the operational complexity themselves.
If your organisation has an electricity load of 1 MW or above, speak to our energy advisory team to assess your savings potential and identify the right Open Access model for your business. We typically complete a feasibility assessment within 2 weeks of initial engagement.
Senior leader at Ultravibrant with deep expertise in India's renewable energy sector, bringing years of practical experience in solar EPC, BESS, and project development.