What we do, stated plainly
Aran is a facilitator and advisor — not a power trader. We introduce your plant to credible buyers and guide both sides through green open access. We do not buy, sell or trade electricity; the supply contract is signed directly between you and the buyer.
Who this is for
You have a solar or wind plant with surplus or underused capacity — power you are banking, curtailing, or selling at a rate you are not happy with. You would rather place those units with a creditworthy industrial buyer on a contract you can plan around.
We facilitate for both solar and wind generators. Aran manufactures solar equipment only — wind is facilitation and advisory, not an Aran product.
How we place your power
- Tell us your plant: capacity, location, commissioning date, and what you currently do with the units.
- We match you against consumers we are already talking to — factories and commercial users with real daytime load.
- We work out which route fits: group captive or third-party open access, and what each leaves you per unit after charges.
- You and the buyer contract directly. We stay in it for the approvals, metering and paperwork.
What you get
Creditworthy buyers
Introductions to consumers who can actually pay, not a list of leads.
Route guidance
Group captive vs third-party, and what each one really nets you per unit.
Better use of every unit
Place power you are currently banking, curtailing or under-pricing.
Charges counted honestly
Wheeling, surcharges and banking treated up front, not discovered later.
Where we operate
Phase 1 — Tamil Nadu. This is where we know the ground: TNERC's open access regulations, the state's banking rules, and the group captive route that industrial buyers here are increasingly choosing. Phase 2 — pan-India, as the buyer network grows. Tell us where your plant is and we will be straight about whether we can help you today.
Own windmills or a solar plant in Tamil Nadu? Two rule changes matter
More buyers can now buy. Under TNERC's Green Energy Open Access Regulations 2025 (notified 18 September 2025), any HT or EHT consumer in Tamil Nadu with 63 kVA or more of contracted demand can take open access. Thousands of mid-sized mills and engineering units have joined the market.
But third-party buyers get no banking. A buyer can only use your units at the moment they are generated. So matching is now about load shape, not just price: daytime solar goes to daytime loads, and wind, which often runs into the evening, suits the two- and three-shift mills that solar can't serve. We match on that.
Ageing windmills: Tamil Nadu's January 2026 wind policy change brought back yearly banking for eligible repowered and life-extended turbines. If repowering is on your mind, talk to us about where the extra units would go before you commit.
For the buyer's side of the same numbers: open access power in Tamil Nadu, every charge dated →
Rules change — we date our advice
Open access charges, banking rules and captive qualification have all moved in the last year. We will point you at the actual regulation or tariff order behind any number we give you, and tell you when it was last checked. Nothing here is legal, tax or regulatory advice.
Common questions
Does Aran buy my power?
No. Aran is a facilitator and advisor, not a power trader. We introduce your plant to credible buyers and guide the open access process. The supply contract is signed directly between you and the consumer — Aran does not buy, sell or trade electricity.
Do you work with wind generators too?
Yes, for facilitation. We connect both solar and wind generators with buyers. Aran manufactures solar equipment only, so wind is advisory and matchmaking rather than an Aran product.
What do you need from me to start?
Plant capacity, location, commissioning date, what you currently do with the units, and the rate you are getting today. That is enough for us to say whether we can place your power and roughly on what terms.
Which states do you cover?
Phase 1 is Tamil Nadu, where we know the regulations and already have buyer conversations running. Phase 2 extends across India as the buyer network grows. Tell us where your plant is and we will be honest about whether we can help you now.
What does it cost me?
Nothing to look at your plant. If a deal goes ahead, our fee is a small facilitation fee on each unit delivered, shared by the generator and the buyer and agreed with you in writing before anyone signs. We never buy or resell the power.
Tell us about your plant
Share your capacity, location and what you currently do with the units. We will come back on whether we can place your power and on what route. No obligation.
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