Offsite renewable energy allows businesses to source clean power from large-scale solar and wind farms located away from their premises. This model provides access to stable, low-cost, and scalable green energy without the need for onsite installations or land use.

A hybrid wind–solar system combines solar power during the day with wind power that peaks in the evening and night. Their complementary nature ensures a steadier energy supply across different times of the day. This reduces intermittency and improves reliability for large energy consumers. When paired with storage, it offers even greater consistency and grid independence.

It offers long-term cost savings, reduced exposure to grid volatility, and meaningful carbon reduction. Businesses gain energy resilience without having to invest in or manage infrastructure themselves. Hybrid systems also align well with ESG goals and net-zero roadmaps.

Battery energy storage systems store surplus renewable energy during peak generation periods and release it when supply drops or demand spikes. This improves energy reliability, stabilises supply, and ensures better utilisation of offsite wind and solar assets.

With fixed-tariff Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), businesses can avoid unpredictable grid pricing and reduce overall electricity expenses.

Energy-intensive sectors such as data centres, manufacturing, automotive, FMCG, and logistics benefit greatly. These businesses can significantly reduce their carbon footprint and operating costs while maintaining a stable energy supply.

CleanMax offers tailored PPA models such as Group Captive, Third Party, and CAPEX structures. These contracts typically span 15–24 years, offering predictable pricing, assured clean power, and optimised upfront investment for the consumer.

Yes. Most clients use a dual-supply approach sourcing a significant portion of power from offsite renewables while retaining grid access for additional flexibility. CleanMax ensures seamless integration with your existing infrastructure and utility compliance.

CleanMax manages all regulatory aspects - including open access permissions, STU/CTU approvals across state and central levels. We ensure 100% compliance so clients can focus on operations and outcome.

CleanMax handles land acquisition, engineering, approvals, and commissioning through a single-window approach.

Onsite renewable energy systems, like rooftop solar, are installed at the client’s premises and typically meet partial energy needs. Offsite systems, on the other hand, are large-scale solar and wind farms located remotely and supply power via the grid, ideal for businesses with high energy demand or limited roof space.