West Bengal · Statewide
Solar EPC company for West Bengal's industrial hubs
Envotech Energy delivers turnkey solar EPC for industrial, commercial and institutional customers across West Bengal, from Haldia and Kharagpur to Durgapur, Asansol, Kalyani and Siliguri. Working with our strategic partner Jevanta Renewables, which has 950+ MW of project execution experience including utility-scale plants for NTPC, IOCL, BHEL and NEEPCO, we take projects from feasibility to long-term O&M.
- Coverage
- All of West Bengal
- Plant types
- Rooftop, ground-mounted, MW-scale
- EPC partner experience
- 950+ MW (Jevanta Renewables)
- Commercial models
- CAPEX, RESCO, BOOT
Turnkey solar EPC across West Bengal
One coordinated pathway from opportunity to operating asset: discovery and load analysis, technical and commercial assessment, project structuring and financing, detailed engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and operation and maintenance.
- Solar audits, feasibility studies and system design
- Rooftop solar for factories and commercial buildings
- Ground-mounted and MW-scale solar power plants
- Grid connection, inspection and commissioning
Serving West Bengal's key industrial hubs
Energy-intensive industries outside Kolkata have some of the strongest cases for solar. We work with steel, engineering, chemical, food processing, logistics and plantation businesses across the state's industrial centres.
- Haldia: port, petrochemical and chemical industries
- Durgapur & Asansol: steel, engineering and allied units
- Kharagpur & Kalyani: manufacturing and industrial estates
- Siliguri: tea, warehousing and North Bengal commerce
MW-scale and ground-mounted solar plants
For industries with large land parcels or high consumption, ground-mounted plants deliver scale that rooftops cannot. Projects are engineered and executed through Jevanta Renewables' EPC platform, which has delivered utility-scale plants for leading public-sector utilities.
Grid connection and approvals in West Bengal
Grid-connected solar in the state is regulated by the West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission (WBERC). WBSEDCL supplies most of West Bengal, with CESC in Kolkata and Howrah and other licensees in parts of Durgapur and Asansol. We identify the applicable licensee and metering arrangement and manage the approvals end to end.
Where we work in West Bengal
From our Kolkata headquarters, Envotech Energy serves customers across the state, including:
- Kolkata
- Howrah
- Hooghly
- North 24 Parganas
- South 24 Parganas
- Haldia
- Kharagpur
- Kalyani
- Durgapur
- Asansol
- Bardhaman
- Siliguri
Frequently asked questions
Does Envotech Energy take up solar projects outside Kolkata?
Yes. Envotech Energy delivers solar EPC projects across West Bengal, including Haldia, Kharagpur, Kalyani, Durgapur, Asansol, Bardhaman and Siliguri, with project execution through its strategic partner Jevanta Renewables.
Can Envotech build MW-scale ground-mounted solar plants in West Bengal?
Yes. Through Jevanta Renewables, which has 950+ MW of project execution experience including utility-scale plants for NTPC, IOCL, BHEL and NEEPCO, Envotech Energy develops MW-scale ground-mounted solar plants for industries and institutions in West Bengal.
How much electricity does solar generate in West Bengal?
A well-designed solar plant in West Bengal typically generates around 3.3 to 3.8 units (kWh) per kilowatt per day averaged over the year, lower during the monsoon and higher in the dry months. That is roughly 1.2 to 1.4 lakh units a year for a 100 kW plant. Envotech Energy provides a site-specific generation estimate after assessing orientation, tilt and shading.
Which electricity distribution companies operate in West Bengal?
WBSEDCL (West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited) supplies most of the state. CESC Limited supplies most of Kolkata and parts of Howrah, and other licensees, such as DPL in parts of Durgapur and India Power in parts of the Asansol region, operate in specific areas. Solar grid-connection procedures depend on your licensee, and Envotech Energy manages the process with each of them.
