A 100 kWp rice mill in Khammam, Telangana — based on a WattZap site analysis (name withheld); figures indicative.
Where every mill starts.
A busy rice mill in Khammam. Motors running through the day. The bill arrives, it gets paid. Nobody asks what's inside it.
The audit finds the leak.
The audit starts with a free bill review, then a 2–4 week load study with a data logger on your incoming supply. No cost, no obligation — just a clear picture of what the mill actually pays for, including the charges that never show up as "energy".
The savings map.
Four levers, one bill: from ₹28.4L/year down to ₹19.0L/year — ₹9.4L of identified savings potential.
- ₹5.2LRooftop solar — cheaper units, generated right where they're used.
- ₹1.1LPower factor correction — stop paying penalties for reactive power.
- ₹2.2LStaggered motor starts — the same machines, started 90 seconds apart.
- ₹0.9LTime-of-day shift — flexible loads moved to cheaper grid hours.
Built at our cost, not yours.
You don't sign until you've seen measured numbers from your own mill.
Two ways to go solar.
- • ₹0 upfront · savings from day one
- • Every operating risk on WattZap — we own and operate the plant
- • Savings measured monthly — verified on your bill
- • Own the plant from Year 8 at a price printed in the contract
"You are not choosing renting over owning. You are choosing owning later, without risk, over owning now, with all of it."
The 25-year journey: lease it, then own it.
Years 1–12: ₹0 invested, WattZap owns and operates, you bank measured savings. At Year 12 you buy the plant for ₹1 lakh — a price printed in the contract. From Year 13, it's yours, and the annual benefit jumps 3–4×.
Real WattZap site audit; indicative and subject to site feasibility, DISCOM approval and definitive agreements. Your mill gets its own version of this chart after a free audit.