Esyasoft Group

Powering Operations, Cutting Carbon

case study
Powering Operations, Cutting Carbon
31,390 MWh/yr

Clean Energy Generated

18,834 MT/yr

CO2 Avoided

20 MWp

Solar PV Capacity

Location: India System Scope: 20 MWp solar PV plant, designed to displace a significant share of the client's grid consumption Sector: Renewable Power / Captive Generation

CHALLENGE

The client was running on grid and non-renewable power, carrying two costs at once: a carbon footprint pulling against its ESG and net-zero commitments, and a DISCOM tariff over which it had little control. The brief was to solve both together — replace a meaningful share of grid dependence with clean, self-generated power priced below DISCOM rates, and hit a real carbon reduction target within a tight schedule.

KEY OUTCOMES

Clean Energy at Scale: ~31,390 MWh/year of clean electricity displacing grid and non-renewable power. Quantified Carbon Impact: ~18,834 MT CO2/year avoided, a measurable contribution to the client's ESG targets. Cost Advantage: Lower cost of power than DISCOM supply, improving energy economics year on year. Reduced Risk Exposure: Reduced grid dependence, insulating operations from tariff volatility and supply risk. Fast Delivery: Full design-to-commissioning delivery completed in five months.

SOLUTION

Hedge5 designed and delivered a 20 MWp solar PV plant sized to displace a significant share of the client's grid consumption: Output- and Cost-Optimised Design Plant engineered from the design stage to deliver clean energy priced below the DISCOM tariff. Single Outcome, Two Benefits Structured so the carbon cut and the cost saving are achieved through the same system, not traded off against each other. End-to-End Delivery Hedge5 managed the full project lifecycle — design, procurement, installation, testing and commissioning. Rapid Deployment Brought online in just five months.