Off-site solar investment
Own a share of solar generation beyond the customer’s premises. Enroute develops the farm, businesses purchase its electricity, and your investment participates under the agreed project structure.
6 MWp DC. 5 MW AC. Approximately 15 acres.
The layout is illustrative, not a surveyed plan. Supply, ownership and distributions follow the approved project arrangements.
Explore the numbers in Investor StudioThe generation footprint and the overall land requirement are different. Both are accounted for in the project concept.
Multiple investors can participate in the same farm. Your capacity, asset ownership and land rights need to be clear before funds are committed.
The structure follows the customer’s interest and the project’s eligibility. It changes the agreements and ownership relationship—not the need for grid approvals.
Under a third-party PPA, an eligible commercial, industrial or institutional customer purchases contracted solar electricity from the project through the applicable open-access arrangement.
Buying electricity does not by itself make the customer a co-owner. Investor participation is documented separately.
Solar farm → shared grid → customer
Under a group-captive arrangement, participating electricity consumers hold qualifying ownership and meet the applicable captive-consumption requirements. Investor and consumer roles are set out in the project documents.
Customer preference alone does not establish captive status. Eligibility, continuing compliance and the treatment of charges must be assessed for the specific project.
Solar farm → shared grid → captive users
Both structures require project-specific review. No particular tariff, exemption or approval is promised by this illustration.
Electricity travels through the shared grid. Contracts, metering and settlement determine how the customer’s solar supply is accounted for.
Panels generate DC electricity. Inverters convert it to AC, transformers prepare it for the approved connection, and export metering records injection into the grid.
The customer draws electricity through its connection. Meter records, applicable losses and settlement rules establish the accounted solar supply—not a dedicated wire or the tracking of particular electrons.
PPA billing, applicable grid charges and any remaining grid supply are treated under the relevant approvals, rules and agreements. The project documents identify who bears each charge.
An electricity-sale agreement supports the revenue model. Cash available to an investor still depends on actual project performance and obligations.
Generation and settlement establish the billable supply.
The project receives payment under the PPA collection terms.
Agreed operating costs, financing, reserves and other obligations are addressed.
Distributions follow the investment agreement. They are not a guaranteed fixed payout.
Investor Studio
Select capacity in 600 kWp increments. Adjust margin, interest, repayment years and the electricity tariff; then inspect funding, repayments, cash-flow charts and the detailed investment report.
Studio figures are illustrative planning estimates using the displayed assumptions, including the gross land budget. They are not a quotation, ownership offer or guaranteed return.
Yes. The concept accommodates ten 600 kWp blocks within a 6 MWp DC project. Investors can participate in one block or multiples, subject to availability and the agreed legal and investment structure.
Approximately one acre is the generation plot. Across the overall 15-acre concept, another five acres accommodate shared roads and infrastructure. Investor Studio retains 1.5 acres per 600 kWp as the gross project-land budgeting allocation; it does not promise that exact registered parcel to each investor.
Registration can be in the investor’s name or the agreed JV/project entity’s name, depending on the project structure. The registered extent, common access and infrastructure rights must be confirmed in the signed documents before investment.
No. A third-party PPA customer purchases electricity without becoming an owner merely through that purchase. A group-captive structure requires qualifying consumer ownership and consumption. The appropriate arrangement is assessed for the customer and project.
No fixed grid-cost outcome or investor payout is promised here. Charges depend on the applicable arrangements and rules. Investor distributions depend on generation, collections, costs, financing and the signed agreements. Review the project assumptions and obtain independent legal and financial advice.