Practice 02
Lower-cost, lower-risk renewable power, with green claims that stand up.
Questions we help answer
“Open access, captive or group captive: which route cuts our landed cost in each state?”
“How do we sign long-term renewable power without stranded-contract risk?”
“How do we finance decarbonisation projects?”
“Will our renewable and carbon claims stand up to investor and auditor scrutiny?”
What we do
Securing long-term renewable power at a competitive landed cost.
Typical deliverablesDemand profile · RFP · bid evaluation · PPA term sheet
Choosing and executing the right route under each state's rules.
Typical deliverablesRoute comparison · landed-cost model · structuring
Reducing energy cost and risk across sites and tariff structures.
Typical deliverablesEnergy baseline · savings roadmap
Funding decarbonisation through green and sustainability-linked loans and bonds.
Typical deliverablesFinancing options · lender engagement
Sourcing and retiring certificates and credits so green claims stand up; readiness for India's carbon market; and selling credits for project owners.
Typical deliverablesAttribute strategy · sourcing plan · claims review · monetisation plan
Negotiation, contracting and delivery oversight through to first power.
Typical deliverablesNegotiation support · contract review · implementation tracker
How it comes together
Illustrative logic. Routes: open access, captive, group captive or rooftop; attributes layer: RECs, carbon credits and claims. The right route depends on state regulations, load profile and risk appetite.
Representative solutions
Illustrative scenarios showing how Origo could approach an engagement. Not completed client mandates or results.
How we typically engage
Project mandates for route analysis and procurement strategy; transaction mandates through to PPA signing; retainers for ongoing REC and carbon management.
Where a counterparty pays Origo, we disclose it before work begins.
FAQs
Open access buys power from a third-party generator through the grid. Captive means you own the plant. Group captive lets several consumers jointly hold a qualifying equity stake and consume the required share of output under the Electricity Rules. Each carries different charges and risks by state.
Usually the buyer. Where a developer pays any fee, we disclose it to you before work begins.
Yes: sourcing, retirement and claims for buyers, and readiness for India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme. For project owners, we help structure the sale of credits and certificates.
Typically commercial and industrial consumers with meaningful, multi-year demand, from single large plants to multi-state portfolios.
Yes, through implementation support up to first power, and ongoing attribute management under a retainer.
Atishay reads and replies to every enquiry personally, normally within 2 business days.