Renewable electricity for digital infrastructure

Clean Power Solutions for Data Centres in India

GH2 Solar evaluates onsite Solar RESCO and eligible open-access solar supply for data-centre operators seeking long-term renewable electricity.

300 kW onsite / 1 MW open accessMinimum requirement
A- onsite / BBB+ open accessCredit eligibility
India; open access in MH and RajasthanService geography

Assessment covers critical-load profile, uptime requirements, power quality, redundancy, drawal location, onsite space and the role of storage or grid supply.

Sector assessment priorities

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Use interval load data to size renewable supply against a continuous critical load.

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Preserve the facility’s redundancy and power-quality requirements.

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Define metering, open-access and backup interfaces before proposal development.

Primary references

These public sources explain the sector context. Project feasibility and commercial terms remain site and buyer specific.

Content updated: 21 September 2026

Project assessment

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Eligibility

We check company, rating, location, demand and minimum capacity.

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Feasibility

We review load, site or open-access fit, connectivity and implementation inputs.

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Commercial proposal

A project-specific structure follows after technical, regulatory and financial review.

Use facility demand, not only IT nameplate capacity

The IEA describes data-centre electricity demand as including IT equipment, cooling and supporting infrastructure. Provide metered facility demand, expected occupancy or rack-load growth and the intended commissioning phases. An IT capacity figure alone is not a complete electricity procurement baseline.

Keep renewable procurement compatible with resilience

The IEA identifies UPS and backup generation as necessary reliability infrastructure. A solar procurement assessment must respect existing redundancy, power-quality and operating requirements. Define grid, backup and any separately assessed storage interfaces; solar supply alone does not establish uninterrupted operation.

Specify the renewable matching objective

State whether the buyer is comparing annual renewable energy volumes or a time-matched supply objective. Review generation and demand over the same intervals and explain how unmet demand is supplied. Avoid treating an annual energy balance as evidence of renewable supply in every hour.

Frequently asked questions

Can this enquiry replace a backup-power design?

No. This is an initial renewable electricity assessment. Backup, UPS and redundancy requirements need their own engineering review.

Which procurement routes are available for assessment?

GH2 evaluates onsite RESCO from 300 kW across India with A- or better long-term credit ratings, and open access from 1 MW in Maharashtra and Rajasthan with BBB+ or better. Facility eligibility and commercial diligence apply.

What should a phased data-centre project provide?

Share location, connection voltage, current facility load, expected commissioning phases, critical-load requirements and available roof or land. Distinguish operating demand from future expansion assumptions.

Qualified enquiry

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Complete the details below. GH2 Solar will review eligibility before issuing a commercial proposal.

For data centres: provide total facility demand, IT-load growth, commissioning phases and critical-power constraints. Do not include security-sensitive facility layouts in the initial enquiry.