Polaris Renewable Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Solar Financing Solutions

We compare CAPEX, RESCO, lease and captive structures against your budget, cash flow and returns, in a model your CFO can sign off.

Engineers reviewing a load analysis and financial model

Outcomes

True landed cost

Grid, rooftop, open access, captive and storage compared together.

Realistic returns

IRR and payback built on honest generation, tariff and cost assumptions.

Fits the balance sheet

A structure matched to your cash-flow priorities.

Scope

  • IRR, ROI & payback
  • Cash-flow projections
  • Depreciation & tax impact
  • Tariff & ToD sensitivity
  • Debt / equity structure & lender documentation
  • Policy and subsidy review

How it works

ModelUpfront investmentWho owns the assetBest for
CAPEXHighYouProfitable firms wanting maximum lifetime savings and tax benefits
OPEX / RESCOZeroDeveloperFirms that want savings without using capital
LeaseLowLessor, then youFirms that want to spread cost and own later
Open access / captiveVariesYou or a developerLarge loads with limited roof space
Group captiveEquity shareGroup of consumersMid-to-large users who want long-term low-cost power

Which fits you?

Capital available and tax appetite

CAPEX

Want savings without capex

RESCO

Large load, not enough roof

Open access or group captive

FAQ

Which model gives the highest long-term savings?

Ownership (CAPEX) typically gives the highest lifetime savings, because you keep all of the generation and claim the tax benefits. It also needs the most capital, so we compare it against the other models on your own numbers.

Can we move from RESCO to ownership later?

That depends on the contract. A buy-out option can be written into a RESCO agreement, and lease structures end in ownership. If you may want to own the plant later, we build that into the structure up front.

How does accelerated depreciation affect returns?

Under CAPEX, depreciation changes the after-tax cost of the plant and therefore its payback and IRR. We model it against your tax position, and your finance or tax advisers should confirm the current rate and your eligibility.

What is group captive and who is eligible?

Group captive is a co-investment structure in which a group of consumers shares ownership of a plant and takes its power under captive-power rules. Eligibility depends on those rules, including shareholding and consumption requirements, so we check it against your state and your load.

Do you arrange loans?

We help you arrange the financing: we structure the debt and equity case, prepare the lender documentation and coordinate with lenders and NBFCs for projects that need funding.

Commercial & Industrial

On-site and off-site solar, storage and electrical solutions built around industrial load profiles, site conditions and savings goals.

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Utility Scale

Large ground-mounted solar and associated electrical works, from site development and BOS through testing, grid connection and commissioning.

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Energy Optimisation Consultant

A practical energy plan based on load, tariff, solar, storage, demand management and power-sourcing analysis.

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