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Renewables
Energy audits, renewable feasibility studies, carbon reduction advisory, and green energy strategy — from assessment to a clear, costed implementation roadmap.
Overview
Before committing capital to renewable infrastructure, organisations need an objective assessment of their energy situation and the available options. Daakshyaani's green energy consulting practice provides exactly that — detailed energy audits, technology-agnostic renewable feasibility studies, and strategic advisory to help industrial and commercial clients choose, size, and sequence their clean energy investments. We also assist with ESG energy disclosures and RE100/carbon reduction commitments.
Why Daakshyaani
A proper energy audit often reveals quick-win efficiency measures that reduce the renewable plant size needed — saving capital before you spend it.
We are not tied to any manufacturer or technology. Our feasibility studies objectively compare solar, BESS, open access, and captive options based on your specific load and tariff.
Every recommendation comes with a detailed financial model — IRR, NPV, payback period, and sensitivity analysis across tariff escalation and generation scenarios.
Increasingly, industrial clients need to report on energy and carbon for BRSR, GRI, or supply chain requirements. We structure your energy programme to meet these obligations.
Unlike pure advisory firms, we can execute what we recommend. From consulting to EPC to regulatory approvals — one relationship from strategy to commissioning.
Our consultants combine electrical engineering expertise with regulatory knowledge of APERC, TGERC, CERC, and BEE frameworks — practical advice, not just theoretical frameworks.
Blog
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) runs the Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) scheme, which sets energy-intensity reduction targets for large industrial consumers in "designated" sectors and lets them trade Energy Saving Certificates for exceeding those targets. Even for units outside PAT's mandatory scope, a BEE-format energy audit gives a standardised way to benchmark consumption and identify measures — which is why audit reports are often structured to that format regardless of whether PAT compliance itself applies.
Source: Bureau of Energy EfficiencyA standard energy audit typically identifies opportunities at a high level. An Investment Grade Energy Audit (IGEA) goes further — it quantifies each measure with an implementation cost, expected savings, and payback period to a level of detail that can support a financing or capital-approval decision, rather than just a list of recommendations.
TG-iPASS (Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification System) is Telangana's single-window platform for industrial project clearances, including several energy and environmental approvals that a renewable or efficiency project may need alongside DISCOM and regulatory approvals. Clients setting up or expanding industrial facilities in Telangana often route relevant clearances through it rather than approaching departments individually.
Source: TG-iPASSIndustries
We run audits in the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) format, covering consumption patterns, loss points, and savings opportunities — grounded in the same regulatory context (APERC, TGERC, CERC, BEE) our approvals team works in daily.
Yes — we advise on ESG reporting frameworks like GRI and BRSR, and on green building certification (IGBC/LEED) where that's part of a client's broader sustainability programme.
No — consulting here is technology-agnostic. We compare solar, BESS, open access, and captive generation against each other financially (IRR, NPV, payback, sensitivity) before recommending a direction.
Yes, that's part of the advisory scope — feasibility studies and roadmap planning for clients working toward RE100 or Net-Zero targets.
