Clean Energy
for Your Industry.

We offer three flexible models: EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) where you own the system outright for maximum long-term savings; RESCO/OPEX where our partners install at zero cost and you buy cheaper electricity; and Open Access where we help you procure off-site solar power through leading providers. We recommend the best model based on your business needs.

EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement & Construction. Under this model, Sun Wave handles the complete solar project — from system design and equipment procurement to professional installation and commissioning. You own the system from Day 1, benefit from accelerated depreciation, government subsidies, and achieve a typical payback period of 3-5 years with 25+ years of free electricity thereafter.

Under RESCO (Renewable Energy Service Company), our trusted partners install, own, and maintain a solar system on your rooftop at zero cost to you. You simply purchase the electricity generated at a rate 20-30% lower than your grid tariff. After the contract period (typically 10-15 years), the system is transferred to you for free. It's a pure OpEx model with immediate savings.

Open Access allows large industrial consumers to procure solar power from off-site solar plants through the grid. It's ideal for businesses with high energy consumption but limited rooftop space. We work with leading open access providers to negotiate the best rates and handle all regulatory compliance. Typically suited for loads above 100 KW.

We primarily serve industrial and commercial clients — steel manufacturers, auto component factories, alloy plants, plastic manufacturers, textile units, warehouses, and corporate offices. Our expertise is in designing systems for energy-intensive operations where solar delivers the highest impact and ROI.

We exclusively use Tier-1 equipment from trusted brands including Sungrow and Solis for inverters, and Gautam Solar, Waree, and Sattvik for solar panels. All equipment comes with manufacturer warranties — 25 years for panels and 5-10 years for inverters — ensuring decades of reliable performance.