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Turnkey rooftop solar EPC for factories, warehouses, and commercial buildings across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana — sized to your facility's roof and load, from site survey to grid-connected commissioning.
Overview
Daakshyaani designs and builds rooftop solar for factories, warehouses, commercial buildings, and institutions across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana — from 50 kWp installations up to 5 MWp, sized to your facility's roof area and load profile. We manage the complete EPC scope: feasibility assessment and shadow analysis, system design, equipment procurement, civil and mounting structure works, electrical works, grid connectivity, net/gross metering approval, and commissioning. With 100+ MWp installed across AP and Telangana, our team brings deep execution experience across diverse roof types, load profiles, and DISCOM requirements.
Why Daakshyaani
One of AP & Telangana's most experienced rooftop solar EPC contractors — with a track record of on-time, on-budget delivery across 100+ installations.
We handle net and gross metering applications with all DISCOMs across AP & Telangana in-house — so approvals are ready on the day your system is commissioned.
In-house structural assessment and mounting design for all roof types — RCC, metal sheet, and trapezoidal — ensuring load compliance and long-term stability.
We source Tier-1 panels (Trina, LONGi, Waaree) and inverters (SMA, Sungrow, Fronius) — no compromise on component quality or warranty terms.
Every plant comes with remote monitoring — track generation, performance ratio, and alerts from your phone or desktop in real time.
Optional AMC contracts for preventive maintenance, panel cleaning, and performance reporting — keeping your plant at peak output year after year.
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There's no fixed capacity that fits every factory or commercial building — the right system size depends on your available roof area, structural load capacity, and actual consumption profile, not a rule of thumb per square foot. That's why every project starts with a site survey and shadow analysis: it's the step that turns 'somewhere between 50 kWp and 5 MWp' into an actual number for your facility.
System cost and payback period move with capacity, equipment tier, site-specific factors like roof type and shading, and the net metering terms your DISCOM applies — so a figure quoted for one factory rarely holds for another. We size and quote every project after a site assessment rather than off a standard price list, which is also why we’d rather give you an assessed number than an estimate that doesn’t hold up once work starts.
With net metering, the DISCOM meter records both what the site draws from the grid and what the rooftop system exports back — the two are netted against each other, so the bill reflects net consumption rather than gross usage. This is different from gross metering (where all solar generation is sold separately and all consumption is billed in full), and which arrangement applies depends on the DISCOM, consumer category, and — in Andhra Pradesh — project size: APERC Regulation 4 of 2023 caps new net-metering connections at 500 kWp, with gross metering (up to 5 MWp per location) as the route for larger rooftop installations.
Source: APERCRCC, metal sheet, and trapezoidal roofs each carry load and resist wind uplift differently, so the mounting structure — ballasted vs penetrative fixing, rail spacing, wind-load calculations — has to be engineered per roof type rather than applied generically. Getting this wrong doesn't just affect cost, it affects whether the structure holds up to the site's actual wind zone over the system's operating life.
PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana is the central government's subsidy scheme for rooftop solar, but it is scoped to residential households. Commercial and industrial rooftop installations — the segment most of this service covers — go through standard net metering approval with the DISCOM instead, and in some cases separate central or state incentives for commercial solar, rather than this particular residential scheme.
Source: PM Surya Ghar — Government of IndiaIndustries
Solar Net Metering
Net metering approvals across all 5 AP & TG DISCOMs.
View detailsBESS
Battery storage for peak shaving, backup and hybrid solar+storage.
View detailsCEIG Approvals
Statutory electrical inspectorate clearance before energisation.
View detailsGreen Energy Consulting
Energy audits, feasibility studies and carbon/ESG advisory.
View details50 kWp to 5 MWp for commercial and industrial clients — we've installed over 100 MWp cumulatively across AP and Telangana.
We manage net and gross metering in-house with every DISCOM across AP and Telangana — there’s no separate scope or handoff regardless of which DISCOM territory the project falls in, or which metering arrangement applies to your project size.
Tier-1 brands only — Trina, LONGi, and Waaree for panels; SMA, Sungrow, and Fronius for inverters.
We install on RCC, MS, and trapezoidal sheet roofs — roof type affects mounting structure design, not project feasibility.
Industrial and commercial systems are typically 50 kWp and above, sized to a facility’s specific roof area and load profile, and go through the standard commercial/industrial net metering process rather than schemes aimed at households, such as PM Surya Ghar.
We start with a site survey and shadow analysis, then size the system to your available roof area, structural load capacity, and consumption profile — the same feasibility process used across our 50 kWp to 5 MWp project range.
Cost and payback depend on system capacity, equipment tier, site-specific factors (roof type, shading, structural work needed), and the applicable DISCOM net or gross metering terms — which is why we size and quote every project after a site assessment rather than off a standard price list.
Talk to our Green Energy Consulting team — they run the energy audit and feasibility study that determines the right capacity and approach before an EPC scope is finalised.
