What Does the Future of Solar Look Like? Mr. Karan Chopda Had the Answer.
During the Waaree Energies Business Meet, an important part of the event was the address delivered by Karan Chopda, Director of Chirayu Power Pvt. Ltd..
The session focused on sharing the journey of Chirayu Power, introducing new opportunities in the solar sector, and highlighting how EPC partners and vendors can participate in larger solar projects through collaboration.
— INTRODUCING CHIRAYU POWER —
The session began with a brief introduction by Karan Chopda, where he shared the journey and growth of Chirayu Power Pvt. Ltd. in the renewable energy sector.
Over the years, Chirayu Power has successfully executed more than 350 MW of solar projects, demonstrating its experience and technical capability in the solar industry.
Chirayu Power has expanded beyond India, with solar projects and collaborations underway in more than 10+ States, reflecting its growing international presence in renewable energy.
— UNDERSTANDING OPEN ACCESS PROJECTS —
Another important topic discussed during the session was Open Access (Utility Scale) solar projects.
Many vendors and EPC partners present at the event were not fully familiar with this segment of the solar market. The discussion provided a clear overview of how open access projects operate and how they create opportunities for larger solar installations.
Understanding utility-scale projects helps EPC companies explore new business possibilities beyond traditional rooftop systems.
— RESCO MODEL & NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
The session also covered the RESCO (Renewable Energy Service Company) model, which is becoming increasingly popular in the commercial and industrial solar market.
Under the RESCO model, solar systems are installed and maintained by a service provider, while the customer pays only for the electricity generated. This model allows businesses to adopt solar energy without making large upfront investments.
For many EPC partners and vendors present at the event, this discussion highlighted an important and rapidly growing segment of the solar industry.
— INTRODUCING BESS TECHNOLOGY —
The discussion also introduced BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems), an emerging technology that is playing a significant role in modern renewable energy infrastructure.
Energy storage systems allow solar power to be stored and used when required, improving the efficiency and reliability of solar installations. As solar capacity continues to grow, technologies like BESS are expected to become increasingly important in future energy systems.
— OPPORTUNITIES FOR EPC PARTNERS & VENDORS —
A key message shared during the address was the importance of collaboration within the solar ecosystem.
Vendors and EPC partners were encouraged to share potential project opportunities with Chirayu Power. For projects such as utility-scale installations, RESCO projects, or other large solar developments, Chirayu Power and Waaree Energies can collaborate with EPC partners to work together on such opportunities.
This approach highlights the importance of partnerships in expanding the reach of renewable energy projects.
— SPECIAL OFFER FOR EVENT PARTICIPANTS —
The session concluded with an announcement for the EPC partners and vendors attending the event.
As a special initiative for participants of the Business Meet, Waaree solar panels were offered at a special discounted rate exclusively for vendors and EPC partners present at the event.
A limited-time deadline was also shared for availing the discounted pricing, encouraging participants to take advantage of this opportunity.
–THE REAL WORK BEGINS AFTER THE EVENT–
Events like this Business Meet create a spark — but the real work happens after. It happens in the conversations, the follow-ups, the partnerships that get formed, and the projects that get built.
For Chirayu Power Pvt. Ltd., this is exactly what drives us. We do not just organize events — we build relationships. And it is those relationships that will power the solar future of this region.
“Every great solar project starts with a handshake. And that handshake starts with trust.”
— CONCLUSION —
The address by Karan Chopda highlighted several important aspects of the evolving solar industry, including open access projects, the RESCO model, and energy storage solutions.
For many EPC partners and vendors, the session provided valuable insights into new business opportunities and emerging technologies in the renewable energy sector.
At Chirayu Power Pvt. Ltd., such initiatives are part of a broader effort to encourage collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the continued growth of the solar ecosystem.
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