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Solar EPC, O&M and IPP: Understanding Deon Energy Limited

  • media@deonenergy.in
  • September 9, 2026
  • 2 min read
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Deon Energy Limited provides solar energy solutions through three business segments: engineering, procurement and construction (EPC); operations and maintenance (O&M); and independent power production (IPP).

Solar EPC: ground-mounted and rooftop projects

Our turnkey EPC services cover project conceptualisation, assistance on land acquisition-related matters, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and assistance in obtaining necessary regulatory approvals, including approvals relating to power evacuation infrastructure.

Project assessment considers customer electricity consumption, the solar generation capacity that can be commissioned, suitable technology and site conditions. Historical ground-mounted projects ranged from 0.50 MW to 34.57 MW, while rooftop projects ranged from 10 kW to 1.5 MW.

Operations and maintenance

Our O&M services primarily support projects executed through our EPC business. The agreed scope may include plant operation and monitoring, scheduled inspections, fault identification, basic troubleshooting, preventive and corrective maintenance, repairs and operational records.

O&M services are agreed separately and are not included in every EPC project. Our O&M agreements do not guarantee energy generation, capacity utilisation, plant availability or financial returns. Generation depends on external factors such as weather, solar irradiation and grid availability.

Independent power production

Under the IPP business, we develop, own, operate and maintain solar power generation assets and earn revenue from the sale of electricity under power purchase agreements.

Discussing a project

Contact our team to discuss electricity requirements, site conditions and the relevant project scope. Commercial terms depend on the customer agreement.

Source: Deon Energy Limited Consolidated DRHP dated September 25, 2026, Our Business, printed pages 241 and 255-261.

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