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Cement can save millions by going solar
The cement industry stands at a critical juncture, with global demand on the rise and mounting pressure to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. As one of the most energy-intensive sectors, cement manufacturing faces challenges in sustainability. Energy costs account for a significant portion of total expenses, emphasizing the need for change. Despite its contribution to climate change, the industry acknowledges its responsibility in fostering sustainable development. At SunSource Energy, we are fully committed to aiding the cement industry in this transformative journey. Our mission is to provide the necessary renewable energy solutions and support needed to drive substantial sustainability gains. Join us as we work together to create a brighter, more eco-friendly future for the cement industry and the world it helps build.

7%

Contribution to
global CO₂ emission.

800

million tonnes expected
growth of by the year 2030

60%

of electricity can be provided
from Solar by SunSource Energy

Why SunSource Energy?

Client Success

SunSource Energy is helping some of the world’s leading organizations with their energy transition.

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Off-Site Solar
Reduce your energy bills and support your net-zero targets, with energy from one of our large ground-mount off-site solar plants
On-Site Solar
Cut down your energy bills by converting your rooftop, parking lot or surplus land into a source of clean energy
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Offset your diesel-based energy consumption with reliable hybrid solar system

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the various Open Access charges?

Each state has different regulations for Open access projects. Hence, charges for such projects vary with its location and procurement model. However, most states do have favourable policies for open access and have generally exempted Open Access projects from many of these charges.

Various charges under the Open Access mechanism include:

Transmission charges - Charges are payable to the transmission company for using the transmission infrastructure.

Wheeling charges - Charges are payable to the distribution company for using the infrastructure.

Transmission losses and Wheeling losses- These are the electricity losses incurred during the transmission and distribution of power.

Cross-subsidy surcharge (CSS) - These are payable by commercial and industrial buyers to fund the tariff subsidy for agricultural and residential buyers.

Additional surcharge (AS)

Banking charges

Which power procurement models can be used in Open Access?

The important models are:

  • Captive
  • Group Captive
  • Third Party PPA:
What do you mean by Open Access Power?

Open access power is a regulatory mechanism that allows a grid-connected bulk consumer with a connected load of 1MW or above to meet a part of or their entire electricity requirements via alternate energy sources.