Projects

Plants we have built, and what each one had to solve.

Selected work from 100+ MWp commissioned across 22 Indian states and five countries — rooftop, ground mount, and plants we own and operate ourselves.

Three plants, in detail.

Aerial view of the 22.5 MWp solar plant under construction at Chamu, Rajasthan, the array sweeping towards farmland on the horizon

22.5 MWp + 7.5 MWh

Chamu, Jodhpur district, Rajasthan · Under construction

Solar stops at sunset. The load does not.

A 22.5 MWp captive plant on about 55 acres of open Rajasthan, with 7.5 MWh of battery storage designed into the same 33 kV interconnection rather than bolted on later. The battery charges on surplus generation through the middle of the day and discharges into the evening peak — so more of what the plant makes is consumed on site, and less of the most expensive block of the day is bought from the grid.

22.5 MWpDC, on about 55 acres

7.5 MWhBattery storage, our own scope

38,136Modules at 590 Wp

See the site film and the build

Rooftop solar array across the ATL Battery Technology manufacturing plant at Sohna, Haryana

2.7 MWp

Sohna, Haryana · ATL Battery Technology

They wanted the electricity, not the asset.

A battery manufacturer with capital better spent on its own lines. We funded, built and now own the plant; they pay only for the units they consume, under a 25-year power purchase agreement. No capex, no O&M contract to manage, no residual-value risk.

RESCOWe own it, they buy the units

25 yearsPPA tenor

Aerial view of the Kota plant in Rajasthan, solar modules across factory roofs with a ground-mount array on open land alongside

6.5 MWp

Kota, Rajasthan · Varun Beverages

The roof ran out before the load did.

The roof could carry a serious plant, but not enough of one to move the site's bill meaningfully — so we did not stop at the roof. The rooftop array and a ground-mount array on adjoining land were engineered as one plant behind one interconnection.

6.5 MWpAcross both formats, one plant

Rooftop + groundTwo structures, one interconnection

Capacities are as commissioned. Generation and CO₂ figures are modelled at 1,350 kWh/kWp/year on a P90 basis and at the CEA grid emission factor of 0.71 t CO₂/MWh; actual output is governed by the performance guarantee in the contract, not by these figures.

On the ground

Plants we have built and plants we run.

Rooftop across working production halls, ground mount across open land, from Punjab to Andhra Pradesh and out to Nepal — the same engineering standard on every one.

Aerial view of the ground-mount solar array at Kota, Rajasthan, rows running across open land beside farmland — **Kota, Rajasthan**Ground mount beside the rooftop plant — both formats on one site for Varun Beverages.

Aerial view of the Moon Beverages plant at Dhaulana with its roof fully covered in solar modules — **Dhaulana, Uttar Pradesh**A single roof worked end to end for Moon Beverages.

Aerial view of the Varun Beverages plant at Barauni, Bihar, with rooftop solar across the production halls — **Barauni, Bihar**Eastern-belt bottling, powered from its own roof.

Aerial view of the Sandila plant in Uttar Pradesh, tin-shed industrial roofing carrying solar arrays — **Sandila, Uttar Pradesh**Two phases on tin-shed industrial roof — then twenty-one further years of near-free generation.

Aerial view of multiple production halls at Pathankot, Punjab, with solar arrays across every roof — **Pathankot, Punjab**Several halls spanned on one industrial campus.

Aerial view of the Sri City plant in Andhra Pradesh with solar arrays across two large roofs — **Sri City, Andhra Pradesh**Commissioned while the plant kept running.

Aerial view of the Nepal Beverages plant at Nawalparasi with rooftop solar across the site — **Nawalparasi, Nepal**One of five countries we deliver in.

Aerial view of the Guwahati plant in Assam, solar modules across blue industrial roofing — **Guwahati, Assam**The north-east — monsoon country, engineered for it.

Beyond the roofline

When the roof runs out, we build the plant somewhere else.

Ground-mount parks developed on land we aggregate ourselves, wheeled to your meter under group captive or open access.

Client story

The system was designed around our operations, so commissioning did not disrupt production.

Varun Beverages Limited on its 5.5 MWp rooftop plant at Supa, Maharashtra. A listed multinational present in fourteen countries, and PepsiCo's second-largest franchisee outside the United States.

23Plants delivered and operating

~69 MWCumulative solar built

2016Year the first roof went up

Repeat ordersHow almost all of it was won

Scale

Where the megawatts actually are.

We publish the shape of the portfolio rather than a directory of it. Client sites, capacities and commercial terms stay between us and the client — what is useful to you is whether we have built at your scale, in your state, under your grid code.

100+ MWp Commissioned and generating

74+ Projects delivered

22 Indian states, plus 5 countries beyond India

350+ GWh Generated to date across the fleet

Map of India with the states in which Vibgyor Energy has delivered projects shaded in
teal, spanning the north, west, east, south and north-east — States we have delivered in, shaded. Five further countries — Nepal, Sri Lanka, DRC, Zambia and Zimbabwe — sit outside this frame. Base map © mapchart.net

C&I capacity by location

Solid: commissioned · hatched: under construction · plants of 200 kWp and above

Rajasthan's hatched segment is the 22.5 MWp Chamu captive park, wheeled under open access — under construction, nearing COD — on commissioning it becomes the single largest asset in the portfolio.

Who we build for

Beverage and food processing, healthcare, automotive components, precision manufacturing and battery manufacturing — loads that run hard, where an hour of downtime costs more than the plant saves in a week.

The size we start at

200 kWp on site. Below that the engineering overhead we insist on stops making sense for the client, and there are better people to call.

What is not on this chart

Solar parks under development and generation we own on our own balance sheet. Those sit outside the commissioned C&I figure rather than being blended into it.

How the economics change by industry is set out under sectors we serve, and how land and grid connectivity are secured under project development. Capacity by location covers commissioned commercial and industrial installations of 200 kWp and above. Headline figures per the Vibgyor Energy Corporate Profile, July 2026. Client references are available under NDA during diligence.

Beyond India

One delivery standard, five countries.

Much of it for global beverage majors' franchise operations — the same client trusting us across borders.

DRC CongoKinshasa — 1,852 kWp
Phase 2 — 2,512 kWp

ZambiaLusaka — 2,290 kWp

ZimbabweHarare — 2,474 kWp

NepalParasi — 2,045 kWp

Sri LankaColombo — 1,088 kWp
Embulgama — 1,130 kWp

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