Captive / Open Access
Captive & Open Access Solar
For industries with high energy demand but limited rooftop space, we build dedicated ground-mounted plants and deliver the power to your facility through the grid under captive, group-captive or green energy open access arrangements.
- Grid
- Off-site plant, power wheeled via grid
- Scale
- Industrial loads, typically 100 kW+
- Best for
- Factories, cold storage, hospitals

Green power for large consumers — even without a big roof.
How it works
How open access solar reaches you
- 01
Off-site solar farm
A ground-mounted plant built on suitable land, away from your facility.
- 02
Grid substation
Generated power is injected into the transmission or distribution network.
- 03
State grid
Energy is wheeled across the network; applicable charges and banking rules apply.
- 04
Your facility
Units are adjusted against your consumption, lowering your landed power cost.
Why choose it
What you gain.
No roof limit
Size the plant to your demand, not to the space on your buildings.
Lower landed cost
Solar power at a lower effective rate than the industrial grid tariff.
Meet ESG targets
Verifiable renewable energy for RE100, ESG reporting and RPO compliance.
Price certainty
Lock in long-term energy costs and hedge against tariff increases.

Ideal for
- Manufacturing units with high daytime demand
- Consumers with contracted demand of 100 kW and above
- Multi-site businesses and industrial groups
- Hospitals, cold storages and commercial complexes
Turnkey scope
Everything included — one accountable partner.
No handoffs and no gaps. Kesri Enterprises manages the whole job, from the first site visit to the final sign-off.
- Demand analysis and open access / captive feasibility
- Land identification and assessment support
- Regulatory approvals with the state nodal agency and utilities
- Ground-mount engineering with hot-dip galvanised structures
- Evacuation, metering and grid connectivity
- Commissioning, monitoring and O&M
FAQ
Captive / Open Access, explained.
What's the difference between captive and open access?
Under open access you buy renewable power from a generator and have it wheeled to your site. In a captive or group-captive model you also own part of the plant — typically at least 26% equity with at least 51% of the generation consumed by the owners — which can reduce certain surcharges under the applicable rules.
Am I eligible for green energy open access?
India's Green Energy Open Access Rules, 2022 allow consumers with a contracted demand of 100 kW or more to procure renewable power through open access. We check your connection details and the current state regulations during feasibility.

Free site survey
Let's plan your captive / open access project.
Book a free site survey and get a personalised solar ROI report within 24 hours. Haryana receives about 5.5 kWh/m²/day of solar irradiance — among the best in India.
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