Model Comparison
PPA vs BOOT — which fits your balance sheet?
Two models, one goal: cheaper clean power for your facility. The right choice depends on your capital position and whether you want to own the asset.
Side by Side
The key differences
Upfront investment
26% equity per MW
Zero
Investment recovery
9 months via bill savings
No investment to recover
Tariff rate
~Rs. 4.30/unit, fixed 25 yrs
Current bill rate for 6 years
Plant ownership
Shared (26% equity stake)
Full ownership at Year 6
Agreement duration
25 years
6 years to full ownership
Post-6-year cost
Fixed PPA rate continues
Near-free power for 20+ years
KMPR co-investment
Available on request
KMPR funds 100%
Best suited for
Businesses with capital to invest
Cash-conservative businesses
Shared Terms
Common to both models
- ✓Minimum capacity: 2–3 MW per consumer
- ✓Maximum capacity: up to 10 MW (higher under PPA is negotiable)
- ✓Grid voltage: 33 kV input and output
- ✓State: Andhra Pradesh only
- ✓SLDC scheduling, surplus banking, and compliance: fully managed by KMPR
Decision Helper
Not sure which model fits?
Answer three questions and we'll point you in the right direction.
1.Can you deploy 26% of plant capex upfront?
2.Do you want the plant on your balance sheet at the end?
3.Is your sanctioned load between 2 MW and 10 MW?
Still Deciding?
Talk to us — we'll model both options for your facility
Every engagement is sized to your load profile. A 30-minute call is enough to know which model saves you more.
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