Solar Without the Upfront Investment
Explore structured solar power solutions designed to reduce the need for upfront capital expenditure.
How the Model Flows
Under an OPEX / PPA arrangement, the project partner develops, finances and operates the solar plant, and the customer pays for the power generated under an agreed Power Purchase Agreement.
Capitaltron / Project Partner
Capitaltron and its project partner arrange development, financing and delivery of the solar asset.
Project Development & Financing
The project is developed and capital investment is structured and arranged by the partner side.
Solar Plant
A solar generation plant is engineered, installed and commissioned at the customer site.
Customer Consumes Solar Power
The customer consumes the solar power generated on-site for its operational energy needs.
Power Purchase Agreement
The customer pays for the power generated under a Power Purchase Agreement at an agreed tariff structure.
Pay for Power, Not the Plant
In an OPEX model, the customer does not purchase the solar plant. The project partner owns and operates the asset, and the customer pays for the solar power generated and consumed on-site.
No Upfront Plant Investment
The solar plant is developed, financed and owned by the project partner. The customer does not purchase the asset outright.
Pay for Power Generated
Instead of paying for a solar plant, the customer pays for the units of solar power actually generated and consumed, under an agreed tariff.
Partner Owns & Operates
The project partner retains ownership of the asset and is responsible for operations, monitoring and maintenance across the agreement term.
Defined Agreement Term
The arrangement runs for a contractually defined term, after which ownership or extension options may be considered per the agreement.
What an OPEX Structure Can Offer
An OPEX / PPA arrangement can offer several potential advantages for commercial and industrial customers — subject to project feasibility and the final terms of the agreement.
Reduced Upfront Capital Requirement
The solar plant is financed by the project partner, so the customer avoids the upfront capital outlay of purchasing the asset.
Long-Term Power-Price Visibility
An agreed tariff structure can provide clearer visibility into a portion of future electricity costs over the agreement term.
Renewable Electricity
On-site solar generation supplies the customer with renewable electricity, reducing dependence on grid-sourced power.
Professional Project Development
The project partner handles development, engineering, procurement and construction of the solar plant as a turnkey delivery.
Operations & Maintenance Support
Monitoring, preventive and corrective maintenance are managed by the partner to sustain generation performance across the term.
Commercial structures, tariffs, financing arrangements, regulatory requirements and project feasibility vary by project. Final terms are subject to detailed assessment and contractual agreement.
Explore an OPEX Solar Project
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Explore an OPEX Solar Project
Tell us about your facility, site and energy consumption. Our team reviews every enquiry and responds with an assessment of OPEX / PPA feasibility — not a sales script.
- OPEX / PPA — pay for power generated, not the plant
- Commercial · Industrial · Institutional
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