
Power Your Business with
Open Access Energy
Get clean, reliable electricity directly from solar farms at lower costs - without owning or managing the infrastructure.


Avco Will Setup A Solar
Farm in A Remote Location

Avco Will Supply Power To
Your Infrastructure

Avco Bills You For The
Electricity Supplied
Captive Capex
Model
Your business invests in and owns a dedicated solar plant — built and operated by AVCO at a remote location. The power it generates is credited to your facility through the grid. You get full ownership of the asset, maximum savings, and significant tax advantages.
Direct capital investment benefits
AVCO manages full EPC delivery
Lifecycle O&M technical support
100% Ownership of Land and Asset
Secure your energy independence by holding 100% equity in both the facility and the supporting terrain.
0 Cross-Subsidy and surcharges
Optimize operational expenditure with policy-driven exemptions on traditional energy surcharges.

Accelerated Depreciation and Tax Benefits
Leverage favorable tax jurisdictions to front-load depreciation expenses, significantly improving your project's IRR from day one.
Group Captive
Model
Multiple businesses collectively invest in a shared solar plant through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). Participating companies hold a minimum 26% equity stake and consume at least 51% of the power generated. AVCO develops and operates the plant — you simply consume cheaper electricity.
Investment Model
Minimum Investment and Risk
Participate in a solar project with significantly reduced capital investment. Clients invest only 26% equity, while Avco Energy arranges the remaining 74%, ensuring compliance and minimizing financial risk.
Cost Benefits
Waiver of Cross-Subsidy
The structured ownership model qualifies for exemptions from cross-subsidy and additional surcharges, leading to substantial savings on electricity costs.
Participation Model
Multiple Clients Participation
Multiple industrial and commercial consumers can come together under this model to access affordable solar power through Open Access, maximizing collective benefits.
Stop paying for electricity.
Start owning it.
A free site assessment tells you exactly what's possible for your facility
Get a Free Site AssessmentFrequently Asked Questions
Open access power is a regulatory mechanism that allows a grid-connected consumers with a contract demand of 1000 kVA or above to meet a fraction of their entire electricity requirements via alternate energy sources.
Let's say that Company A along with company B and company C decide to bring down their electricity costs. Collectively they install a solar power plant with 26% equity, with Avco energy arraigning the remaining 74%. Now company A,B,C can either consume the entire electricity produced for their own use, or consume the minimum 51% power produced. In the latter case, they could sell the remaining 49% power to Company X, Y and Z. This makes the whole group part of the group captive power scheme. A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) with an underlying Power Purchase Agreement is created for the involved parties.
A typical rooftop solar power plant may not have enough space available for corporate clients to meet a significant portion of their power demands. Open Access gives consumers the option to meet their power demands and renewable energy goals, by setting up a solar power plant at a remote location.
