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To drive sustainable energy solutions for a greener future by leveraging innovative technologies and expertise in renewable energy. We aim to make clean energy accessible to all, fostering a better tomorrow.
Our team is comprised of highly qualified and skilled professionals, each with a deep understanding of the solar industry’s intricacies. We specialize in the planning, design, development, and operation of various solar power plants, utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as photovoltaic (PV) and concentrated solar power (CSP) systems.
Our solar power plants are not just sources of clean energy; they are models of reliability and innovation. Employing advanced software and tools, we ensure the safe and efficient operation of our plants, setting industry standards for performance and sustainability. Ascendia is not merely a new entrant; we are a dynamic force introducing fresh perspectives and novel approaches to the solar energy sector.
It is envisaged that the project will have the below mentioned phase of activities. These
phases are not mutually exclusive; to implement the project on fast track basis some
degree of overlapping is envisaged.
In a power project, registration and financing of the project is the first critical step towards
development. The below listed tasks will be under project development
Neil has extensive experience across a wide range of infrastructure projects, including house building and renewable energy. He specializes in the planning, development, procurement, construction, and operation of renewable energy projects, with expertise spanning financing, implementation, acquisition, and disposal. Neil has led wind energy, solar PV, tidal power, and battery storage projects across the U.K., Europe, North Africa, North America, and the Far East. As a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Builder, and Chartered Construction Manager, he is a Fellow of the Institution of Structural Engineers, the Institution of Civil Engineers, and the Chartered Institute of Building.
Rob Miles, Ascendia’s strategic partner, brings extensive expertise in renewable energy, leading key initiatives at Immersa, a renewable energy company recognized in the Sunday Times’ list of fastest-growing businesses. Rob oversees the development and implementation of solar, battery storage, and EV charging solutions. His expertise spans the entire project lifecycle, including planning, procurement, construction, operation, and financing. Passionate about sustainability, Rob is dedicated to delivering innovative, high-quality solutions for clients and the environment globally, impacting communities through renewable strategies and forward-thinking projects.
By forming a Project team within the Company which will be responsible
for project supervision and involved in execution from the start of the project i.e., from engineering stage itself and later on takeover the operation of the power plant. This will enable the project team to get familiarized with the technology and equipment they are going to handle.
This project team will be having a Project Manager who will be supported by Engineers with multi-disciplinary specializations. This team will also get actively involved in the construction and commissioning phase and as such trained manpower is not available in the country with exposure to technology will become a valuable resource for the company.
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Our Solar Open Access model is designed specifically for industrial and commercial clients seeking direct access to electricity from generators at competitive rates.
Through a structured long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), our clients benefit from procuring electricity directly from the source, bypassing traditional intermediaries.
This approach is made possible under the provisions of the Electricity Act of 2013, which empower consumers with a connected load exceeding 1 MW to independently source their electricity needs, thus promoting flexibility and cost efficiency.
Open Access for solar power involves a comprehensive process where a solar energy provider and a power consumer collaborate to facilitate the direct supply of solar electricity. Here’s an in-depth look at how this model works :
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