A 12 MW solar power project in Dahej designed to supply clean, cost-efficient energy to industrial clients through an open access model.
The Vilayat Solar Energy Project is a 12 MW ground-mounted solar power plant planned on secured land in Vilayat, located within one of India’s most industrially active regions.
The project focuses on generating renewable electricity and supplying it directly to industrial consumers in the Dahej–PCPIR industrial corridor, where demand for stable and costefficient power is continuously increasing.
Power will be sold through open access agreements and long-term contracts with industrial clients, enabling predictable and recurring revenue streams. The project benefits from strong regional industrial demand, government support for renewable energy, and the longterm shift toward sustainable power consumption.
and secured: 25 acres of titled land in Vilayat
Project concept and financial model defined
Industrial demand identified within Dahej region
Preliminary structuring of power sale model (open access)
Financing structure and investor participation under development
Regulatory and execution planning in progress
Onboarding of EPC Partner in progress
Proposals and firm cost quotations comparison undergoing
Discussions ongoing with industrial buyers
Target contract duration: 20–25 years
The Vilayat Solar Energy Project offers participation opportunities for capital partners and strategic stakeholders in a long-term infrastructure asset with predictable cash flows.
Participation is structured to align investors with stable energy revenue over the project lifecycle.
Equity participation in the solar project
Debt financing participation (project finance)
Strategic offtake partnerships with industrial buyers
Infrastructure investment participation
Long-term infrastructure investment
Typical investment horizon: 8–10 years
Strong industrial demand – Dahej and PCPIR region host large-scale chemical and manufacturing industries requiring continuous power supply
Rising energy costs – Industries seek cost-efficient alternatives to grid electricity
Renewable shift – Increasing adoption of solar energy due to ESG and cost benefits
Government support – India continues to promote renewable energy infrastructure
Stable demand profile – Industrial power consumption remains consistent and predictable
The project involves infrastructure and regulatory risks including grid connectivity, approvals, and execution timelines. Revenue depends on securing stable industrial offtake agreements and maintaining consistent power generation.
However, these risks are mitigated by the project’s location within a high-demand industrial corridor, the predictable nature of solar energy production, and the long-term contractual structure of industrial power supply agreements. The asset-backed nature of the project and stable demand for electricity provide a strong foundation for long-term revenue generation.
