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Renewable projects delivered end-to-end — development, EPC, C&I and storage — backed by Metalbook's industrial supply chain.
Projects
- Maharashtra80%
- Telangana100%
- Arunachal Pradesh100%
- 90+ MWUtility-scale projects executed
- 100+Verified OEM & component suppliers
- 100%Certified, OEM-verified components
- Pan-IndiaProjects and operations
One partner in every stage of the energy transition.
From land and approvals to commissioning and beyond — we collaborate across the full project lifecycle, backed by Metalbook's industrial supply chain.
High DemandProject Development
Site identification, resource assessment, grid connectivity and statutory clearances — the groundwork that makes a project bankable.
- Planning
- Financing
- Co-developing
Most RequestedEPC
Full-scope engineering, procurement and construction — back-to-back contracts and installation & commissioning, on one accountable contract.
- Back-to-Back
- I&C
- Commissioning
Fastest GrowingCommercial & Industrial
Captive, open access and group captive power models that cut tariffs and carbon for industrial and commercial consumers.
- Captive
- Open Access
- Group Captive
Moving TendersEmerging Technologies
BESS, hybrid, RTC & FDRE and AgriPV — the formats winning tenders today, delivered end to end.
- BESS
- Hybrid
- RTC
Featured Installation
Rajasthan 120 MW Utility Solar Park
Operational
- 120 MW
- Capacity
- JA Solar
- Modules
- 8 Months
- Delivery
Built on an industrial supply-chain backbone
MBookEnergy pairs Metalbook's supply-chain platform with full-scope project delivery — marketplace, financing, EPC and project development, backed by real-time pricing and pan-India operations.
- Price Discovery
- Quality Assurance
- Logistics
- Financing
- Project Tracking
One Contract, Start to Finish
Project development and turnkey EPC — one partner from land and approvals through to commissioning.
Energify, the Energy Marketplace
Certified components from verified OEMs, priced in real time and delivered pan-India — our B2B marketplace connecting OEMs & suppliers to Developers.
Power Evacuation Infra
From pooling substations to the last kilometre of HT line — we take evacuation infrastructure from design through to grid charging, statutory approvals included.
Innovation Engine
AI-driven forecasting, predictive maintenance and digital tech solutions across the energy ecosystem — where renewable energy is headed next. We are committed to affordability and accessibility at scale.
Perspectives on India's energy transition.
Analysis on solar, storage and grid infrastructure from the Metalbook desk.
Mannu Chaulia
Compare fixed-tilt, solar trackers and elevated mounting systems to understand their costs, energy gains and applications across solar projects.
- SOLAR
Pragati Tiwari
If you bought a solar panel for a government-backed or subsidy-linked project after 1 June 2026, it is no longer enough for the panel alone to meet the rules. The cells inside the panel must also meet the rules. That is what the ALMM List II change is about, and it has already shifted which suppliers Indian EPCs and project developers can choose. ALMM List I has been about complete solar modules since 2021. ALMM List II is about the solar cells inside the modules. It started on 1 June 2026. If a module is listed in List I but it uses imported cells that are not approved, then it does not automatically count as compliant for projects that are not exempt. In the rest of this note, the key changes are set out. It also covers who is exempt. It shows how to check the product you plan to buy so you can see if it actually qualifies.
- SOLAR
- RENEWABLE ENERGY
Mannu Chaulia
India’s solar manufacturing is shifting upstream, with major capacity gaps in cells, wafers, ingots and polysilicon creating new industrial investment opportunities.
- SOLAR
Pragati Tiwari
In India, a factory owner signed a solar EPC quote today. The number is about Rs 20 lakh lower than the other bids. Six months have passed. The plant still waits for a DISCOM inspection. The steel frames have rust at the welds. The contractor who quoted cheaper is not reachable anymore. This kind of outcome shows up again and again. For many buyers, the biggest regret comes from one simple choice. They picked the EPC firm based on the lowest price. Not every issue comes from that choice, but it often sets the tone for what follows. When the bid wins on cost alone, the risk tends to move into later steps. That is where delays and defects start to show.
- SOLAR
- RENEWABLE ENERGY
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