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Diesel / DG reduction

Shift your backup load off the generator. Cut fuel spend, noise, and emissions — without risking uptime.

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The problem

Every hour on diesel is fuel, wear, and noise you're paying for.

01
Diesel runs during every outage — and the bill climbs with every rupee of fuel.
02
Generators wear, need servicing, and run loud and dirty near people and stock.
03
DG is sized for peaks it rarely hits, so it burns fuel inefficiently most of the time.
How our solution works

Storage takes the first shift; the DG becomes the last resort.

LFP storage covers the common, shorter cuts silently; the generator only starts for the rare long outage — so it runs far less.

STEP 01

Measure runtime

We measure how often and how long you actually lose power.

STEP 02

Size storage

LFP storage covers the routine cuts so the DG stays off.

STEP 03

Smart control

Hybrid controls start the generator only when storage needs support.

STEP 04

Monitor & service

Track fuel saved and system health over time.

Illustrative outcomes

What sites like yours typically gain

Indicative ranges — your audit produces real numbers for your site.
up to ~50%
Less diesel burned
Fewer generator run-hours across the year.
~0
Noise for short cuts
Storage covers routine outages with no engine noise.
Cleaner
On-site emissions
Less diesel means less particulate and CO₂ on site.
See your number

What is diesel power really costing you?

Put in your generator’s rating and run hours to see the real ₹/kWh — and how it stacks up against grid and storage-backed backup.

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Your generator
Average loading 60%
Advanced · fuel price & maintenance
Your diesel power really costs
/ kWh delivered

That is about —× the cost of grid power.

Your diesel power
Storage-backed backup₹15–24
Grid power₹9 / unit
Per month on diesel
Per year
Book an assessment — cut the diesel bill Not sure of your generator’s rating? WhatsApp us a photo of the nameplate — we’ll read it for you.

Indicative — confirmed on assessment.