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Landed Tariff Calculator

Compare your grid power cost against open access on a true landed-cost basis, with live charts and savings analysis. Sample values are pre-filled — replace them with your numbers for an accurate result.

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Grid / DISCOM Tariff

Your current cost of power from the distribution licensee

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Open Access Tariff

Landed cost of renewable power via open access

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Cost Component Breakdown

Per-unit landed cost, stacked component by component (₹/kWh)

Annual Cost Comparison

Total annual power cost — grid vs open access blend
Savings Analysis
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Looking for a Real Savings Analysis?

This is an estimate. Let us build your exact numbers.

The figures above are indicative. Your actual savings depend on your state's latest tariff order, your voltage level, consumer category, load profile, and the specific open access or captive structure that fits your business. We model all of it — precisely.

  • State-specific charges from the latest SERC tariff order
  • Open Access vs Captive vs Group Captive comparison
  • Bankable financial model with year-on-year projections
  • Regulatory & RCO compliance roadmap included
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How this works: The grid landed tariff converts your monthly demand charge into a per-unit equivalent (demand charge × contracted demand ÷ monthly consumption), adds energy, fuel surcharge and other charges, then applies electricity duty. The open access landed tariff sums generation cost, transmission, wheeling, CSS, additional surcharge, losses (applied on generation), scheduling/banking and standby charges, then applies duty. Monthly and annual savings are calculated on the portion of consumption met through open access (your "Open Access Share"); cumulative projections assume constant rates for simplicity. All figures are indicative — actual charges vary by state SERC, voltage level, consumer category and the prevailing tariff order. For a precise, state-specific analysis, request a real savings report.