Where this goes
Where this goes
Every system we install earns on its own site today. The same systems, together, are what the next decade of the grid will need. This page is in future tense and carries its dates, because none of it is a promise to a customer yet.
Now
Earning behind the meter
Each system keeps its site running through outages, charges when power is cheapest and carries the evening peak. Nothing it earns depends on a wholesale market or on a rule that has not been written. Every cell reports. Every month there is a statement.
Next
Answering the distribution company
State regulators are writing demand-flexibility rules: Rajasthan notified its framework in June 2026, and Karnataka's has been in draft since October 2025. When a distribution company pays sites to move load off its peak, a battery that already does that every evening is the first thing it will pay for. Our systems will be registered the day the rules allow it.
Then
Trading with neighbours
Rooftop solar is being traded between consumers in regulated pilots in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh under India Energy Stack, extended to March 2027. Storage is not in those pilots yet. When it is, a battery that knows what every cycle costs its cells can decide when a unit is worth selling and when it is worth keeping. We intend to put the first storage-backed seller into such a pilot.
Later
Vehicles that give power back
The Electricity Rules of 2025 let an independent storage provider own, lease or sell storage capacity without a licence. There is no Indian standard yet for a vehicle feeding the grid; the first field pilot began in Kerala in 2025. Our depot systems are built to take that power when the rules allow, and our board and software will run on fleet packs before then.
Together
A power plant nobody had to build
Thousands of batteries at customer sites, each known down to the cell, run as one. That is what makes trading possible at all: a battery can only trade at a profit if it knows what each cycle costs. We get there one site and one statement at a time.
Building the rules, the markets or the vehicles for this?
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