Fractal Energy Private Limited is a design, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company and a power generation company, registered in Hyderabad. We deliver solar energy to industrial and commercial consumers, on their own rooftops and land, and from plants of our own through open access. We build on roofs, on open ground and on complex terrain.
Customers work with us in one of two ways. Some pay for the plant once and own it from the day it is commissioned. Others invest little or nothing: we design, build, own, operate and maintain the plant for the length of the contract, and the customer pays only for the electricity it generates.
Fractal is backed by infrastructure and technology companies with combined revenues of more than ₹3,500 crore, which have delivered large public infrastructure projects across India.
India’s energy transition will be decided inside its factories.
Not in its policy documents, and not at its conferences. Inside the plants that run three shifts and pay an industrial tariff every month. That is the room where the decision gets made, and it is the room we work in.
Our own engineers design, build and maintain every plant, including the ones we own. One team answers for your plant from the first site survey onward.
Every proposal shows the saving, the payback and the assumptions behind them. Your finance team can check each figure before you sign.
We size each plant from your past bills and your daily load, so the power it makes is power you use. If solar does not suit your site, we tell you.
We sell power from our own plants, and we build plants for customers. We recommend whichever saves you more at your site.
Operators with gigawatt-scale build and commercial experience. Each figure below belongs to the named person and the company where they achieved it, before Fractal.
Was part of Mytrah Energy, which built 1,200 MW of renewable plants across India and was later acquired by JSW Energy. He was instrumental in the fundraising and delivery of more than US$200 million of projects for clients such as NMDC, Neyveli Lignite Corporation and SEW Infrastructure. An alumnus of CEG (BE), Rutgers (MS) and ISB (MBA).
Has more than 15 years in construction and renewable energy, managing large infrastructure projects. He leads a team that has delivered more than 1,500 MW for Acme Solar, Neyveli Lignite Corporation and others. A sustainability advocate who drives clean energy adoption across the country. An alumnus of CEG (BE) and Dal Tech, Dalhousie (MS).
Has helped Coca-Cola, Toyota, the Timken Company, Asahi Glass and other high-energy consumers save more than ₹250 crore through renewable power and energy efficiency. Before Fractal he ran his own company, Energyhive, which facilitated more than 200 MW of renewable power and the exchange of 350 MW of operating assets, and he led strategy and partnerships for Smart Joules.
Governance and strategic guidance from three leaders who have developed and financed renewable energy across India and abroad.
Co-founder of Fenice Hydrogen, CEO of Fenice Energy, and an advisor and director at Ohmium. He contributed to shaping India’s National Hydrogen Policy in 2020–21. He previously led Lightsource BP and Eversource’s bid for the Green Growth Equity Fund, and served as President of SunEdison APAC, building more than 1 GW of renewable energy across more than 15 countries. Earlier, he held key roles at Bloom Energy and Cypress Semiconductor.
A clean energy and power infrastructure leader with more than 15 years across Greenko, Brookfield, Virescent, O2 Power, Vibrant Energy and now Inox Neo Energies, having developed around 5 GW of solar and wind, including India’s largest solar park at Gani, Kurnool. He began his career in the Indian Revenue Service as the youngest officer of the 1992 batch, and is a recognised voice on India’s energy transition through CII and Assocham.
Director at Solon India, with earlier senior roles at SunEdison India, Converging World UK (as CEO India) and Auro Mira Energy (Baring PE), and a board advisory role at Serentica Renewables (Vedanta). He has led the development and financing of more than 2,400 MW across wind, solar, biomass and small hydel, and built acquisition pipelines of more than US$2.5 billion. A trusted advisor to banks, development finance institutions, private credit funds and policymakers.
