SolarArise
SolarArise utility-scale solar plant

We Acquire & OperateSolar Plants

We operate and manage utility-scale solar power plants across India, ensuring reliable clean energy generation through advanced technology, operational excellence, and sustainable practices.

99,133Tonnes P.A CO2 Saved
276,974People Reached
25 YearsAverage Assets Life
How It Generates

Every megawatt is measured, monitored, and made accountable - from the panel to the meter

Solar irradiance measured across the array
Photovoltaic array generating direct current
Inside a SolarArise inverter station
Utility-scale solar plant exporting power to the grid
Solar generation offsetting fossil fuel use

Sunlight captured
and measured at source

Modules convert light
into direct current

Where DC becomes
grid-ready AC

Clean power exported
to the grid

Fossil generation
displaced on the grid

Where DC becomes grid-ready AC
What We Do

Beyond ownership -
full operating control

    01Acquisition & due diligence
    02Asset & portfolio management
    03O&M performance oversight
    04Grid & regulatory compliance
    05PPA & offtake management
    06ESG & sustainability reporting
    07Refinancing & capital structuring
Operating Record

Built up, Year by year

Aggregate Metrics

The portfolio, at a glance

Capacity today233.7 MW
Land in use40 acres
Modules installed38,430
People supplied18,000
Leadership vision

From the desk

Neeraj Sanghi, Chief Executive Officer

When India set out on its solar mission, many called the target an unachievable dream. They believed fossil fuels could never be displaced at scale.

That reality has changed. Solar is now the least expensive source of new power in the country, and we stand within reach of retiring every polluting plant on the grid.

Neeraj Sanghi (Chief Executive Officer)

Y. G., Managing Director

At SolarArise we have been converting unused land into sources of clean, affordable power — asset by asset, state by state.

We are building toward a future without fossil fuels; a future in which everyone can breathe clean air.

Y. G. (Managing Director)