
- Design01System sized around your roof, load and consumption.
- Structure02CAPEX, RESCO or Hybrid models depending on project suitability.
- Operate03Monitoring, maintenance and long-term system support.
Solar is not one-size-fits-all. Your building determines the right system.
Rooftop solar for
- RWAs & apartment communities
- Commercial buildings & offices
- Hotels, hospitals & institutions
- Warehouses & industrial buildings
What we do
A practical rooftop-solar partner for buildings.
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Design
Solar designed around your building
We assess the available rooftop, electricity consumption and load profile to determine a suitable solar system size.
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Finance / Commercial Structure
Choose a structure that fits your requirements
Depending on project economics and eligibility, projects can be structured through CAPEX, RESCO or Hybrid arrangements.
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Operate
Support beyond installation
Entler focuses on monitoring, maintenance and long-term system performance — not simply installation day.
Financing and RESCO availability depend on project economics, customer/credit profile, applicable regulations and final commercial agreements.
How we help
The objective is simple: reduce avoidable grid electricity purchases.
Every recommendation starts from how your building actually uses electricity.
Lower electricity costs
Generate a portion of your electricity locally through rooftop solar.
Make better use of your rooftop
Turn an under-used rooftop into a productive energy asset.
More predictable energy costs
Generate electricity at the building instead of relying entirely on grid purchases.
Flexible commercial options
Choose between CAPEX, RESCO or Hybrid structures where suitable.
Less operational hassle
Entler can support monitoring, maintenance and long-term system performance.
How the system works
Your building uses the solar power first.
A simple way to picture it: the rooftop becomes your building’s first source of electricity during the day, and the grid fills in whatever is left.
- SunDaylight hours
- Rooftop solarGenerates electricity
- Building loadUses solar first
- GridSupplies the balance
- 01
Solar generation
Solar panels installed on the building’s rooftop generate electricity during sunlight hours.
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Building consumption
Solar electricity is used by the building’s active electrical loads.
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Grid balance
When solar generation is lower than the building’s electricity requirement, the grid supplies the difference.
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Monitoring
System performance can be monitored to understand generation and operating performance.
Who we serve
Is your building suitable for rooftop solar?
RWAs & Apartment Communities
Common-area loads such as lifts, pumps, lighting and shared facilities.
Commercial Buildings
Offices and commercial spaces with steady daytime electricity demand.
Hotels & Institutions
Hotels, hospitals, schools and campuses with meaningful consumption.
Warehouses & Industrial Buildings
Large, unobstructed roof areas paired with operational loads.
The right system depends on your electricity consumption, rooftop availability, electrical infrastructure and project economics.
Commercial models
Three ways to structure a solar project
Different buildings have different capital preferences. Entler can evaluate the commercial structure that best fits the project economics and customer requirements.
CAPEX
Customer invests
CustomerProject entity- Customer funds the system
- Customer owns the system
- Customer receives the generation savings
- Suitable where the customer wants asset ownership
RESCO
Entler / project entity invests
CustomerProject entity- Project entity invests in the system, subject to financing and project suitability
- Project entity owns/operates the system
- Customer pays for solar energy/service under an agreed structure
- Reduces or avoids upfront customer capital requirement where available
HYBRID
Investment is shared
CustomerProject entity- Customer and project entity share investment
- Ownership follows the agreement
- Savings and costs are structured between the parties
The appropriate model depends on site economics, electricity consumption, customer profile, financing availability, regulations and final contractual terms. RESCO and Hybrid availability is not guaranteed for every project.
Talk to EntlerImplementation process
From first conversation to operating system.
Understand the building. Design the right system. Choose the right commercial model. Deploy. Operate.
- 01
Discover
Understand electricity bills, rooftop, building requirements and objectives.
- 02
Assess
Conduct site assessment and analyse electricity consumption.
- 03
Propose
Develop the system size, commercial model and project economics.
- 04
Deploy
Complete approvals, installation, commissioning and handover.
- 05
Operate
Monitoring, maintenance and ongoing performance support.

Why Entler
Built around the customer’s energy problem — not just the equipment.
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Customer-first system design
We start with the building’s electricity requirements rather than pushing a standard system size.
- 02
Commercial flexibility
CAPEX, RESCO and Hybrid structures can be evaluated depending on project suitability.
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Long-term orientation
Our focus extends beyond installation to system performance and ongoing support.
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Clear project economics
We use actual electricity data and site information before presenting project economics.
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Practical execution
From assessment to deployment and operation, the process is designed to remain simple and transparent for the customer.
Project economics
Every project starts with your actual electricity data.
We calculate project economics from your building’s actual electricity consumption, proposed system size, generation estimate, tariff, project cost and selected commercial model.
- Project size
- —kWTo be calculated from your building’s data
- Monthly savings
- ₹—To be calculated from your building’s data
- Annual savings
- ₹—To be calculated from your building’s data
- Lifetime savings
- ₹—To be calculated from your building’s data
Final numbers depend on tariff, generation estimate, consumption profile, system cost, financing and selected commercial model. We do not publish indicative savings without analysing your data.
Get My Project Assessment
Start with an assessment
Let’s see what your rooftop can do.
A short conversation can establish whether your building is worth evaluating for rooftop solar.