Workplace Energy Infrastructure · Hyderabad

Workplace EV charging,
engineered as energy infrastructure.

7W Energy designs, deploys, and operates workplace EV charging for India's IT parks, commercial campuses, and premium real estate — AC charging, solar, storage and smart load management as one system. Starting with Hyderabad.

Designed for
3.3–22 kW
AC per bay
Target
60%+
Solar offset
Standard
OCPP 2.0.1
Open networked
Illustrative simulation · projected pilot metrics
7W Energy Console
Mindspace-style IT park · 24-station pilot model
Projected
~185kWh/d
Energy delivered
75%peak
Utilization
Projected
~140kg/d
CO₂ avoided
60%
Solar offset
Network utilization
Past 16 hours
Grid
Solar
Live sessions
4 of 24
  • Bay A-12
    82%
    6.6 kW
  • Bay A-08
    64%
    7.2 kW
  • Bay B-04
    100%
    0.0 kW
  • Bay C-01
    38%
    7.4 kW
Built for commercial real estate
OCPP 2.0.1 networked
Solar + storage integrated
Hyderabad-first deployment
Choose your path

The conversation that fits where you sit.

Tell us which stakeholder you are — we'll route you to the right brief, the right CTA, and the right person within 48 hours.

For owners + operators

I own or operate commercial real estate.

Workplace EV charging deployed and operated on your site. Revenue, ESG uplift, and tenant retention — without adding a capex line or ops burden.

  • Revenue share · zero upfront
  • Solar + storage integrated
  • 8-week deployment model
For investors

I'm evaluating the workplace EV opportunity.

Pre-seed climate-infra stage. Hyderabad-first deployment model with anchor pilots, reference architecture, and a 5-year unit economics model.

  • Pre-seed · Hyderabad-first
  • Modelled 5-yr ROI · 4–5×
  • Investor brief on request
For ecosystem partners

I'm a charger OEM, EPC, or building partner.

Open architecture. OCPP 2.0.1 networked. We're actively onboarding charger OEMs, solar EPCs, battery and BMS partners for Phase-1 deployments.

  • Open standards · OCPP 2.0.1
  • Hyderabad Phase-1 onboarding
  • Charger / solar / storage / BMS
The infrastructure gap

EVs are accelerating. Workplace charging is missing.

India's EV transition is unfolding at the kerb. The highest-leverage charging window — the workplace — is structurally under-built. Commercial real estate is where the gap lives.

Workplaceis the longest dwell

Cars sit 6–10 hrs at work

Workplaces are the longest, most predictable parking window in a driver's day — and the single highest-leverage charging opportunity that no one is building for.

<3%of campuses

Workplaces have no charging today

A vanishingly small share of Indian commercial campuses offer EV charging. EV-driving employees and tenants have nowhere to plug in during the hours they need it.

Acceleratingadoption

EVs are compounding rapidly

India is on a multi-million-unit EV trajectory this decade. The kerb-side and home-charging story is being told. The workplace story is essentially unwritten.

ESGis now mandatory

Buildings face new ESG rules

BRSR disclosures, IGBC and LEED certifications, and tenant ESG asks are forcing commercial real estate to retrofit EV infrastructure — or lose Grade-A standing.

Why Hyderabad first

The most concentrated workplace EV opportunity in India.

A dense IT corridor, predictable long-dwell parking, and one of India's most progressive EV policies — Hyderabad is purpose-built for workplace charging infrastructure.

~400K
Tech employees

Concentrated in a 12 km corridor from Madhapur to Financial District — the densest workplace footprint in India.

~22 km
Avg. daily commute

Long commute culture means longer dwell at work — and a real need for predictable, in-day charging access.

35M+ sq.ft.
Grade-A real estate

Mindspace, Cyber Towers, Knowledge City, Nanakramguda — all built around high-quality workplace amenities.

Top-tier
State EV policy

Telangana's EV policy and infrastructure incentives are amongst the most progressive in India.

6–10 hrs
Workplace dwell

Hyderabad's IT workforce parks for full working days — the structural condition for AC destination charging to outperform.

40+
Grade-A campuses

A defined, addressable set of premium IT parks, BFSI campuses, and luxury residential ecosystems in one city.

Hyderabad IT corridor at dusk — Madhapur to Financial District
The Madhapur–Financial District corridor
A 12 km stretch with ~400,000 tech employees and 35M+ sq.ft. of Grade-A real estate — India's densest workplace dwell concentration.
Discuss your campus →
How property owners engage

Three engagement models. One operating platform.

We work with owners and operators across structures — from zero-upfront revenue-share deployments to fully-funded managed services. The platform is the same. The economics are tuned to your stake.

Most popular
₹0 upfront

Revenue share

7W deploys, operates, and maintains. Property owner provides the site. Per-kWh and parking revenue is shared on a contracted split.

  • Zero capex for the property
  • Shared per-kWh revenue
  • Full operations by 7W
  • Solar net-metering included
Property funded

Managed deployment

The property funds the capex. 7W designs, deploys, and operates under a managed-services agreement. Higher long-term yield for the owner.

  • Owner retains the asset
  • 7W operates the platform
  • Higher net yield
  • Best-fit for Grade-A REITs
SaaS-style

Platform subscription

For owners with existing chargers or in-house deployment. 7W brings the operations, analytics, ESG reporting, and load management layer.

  • Per-station / month
  • Networked + ESG console
  • Works with multi-vendor fleets
  • Faster, asset-light path
Value created for property owners
Recurring revenue
Per-kWh and parking-monetization yield from previously dormant assets.
ESG asset uplift
Reportable Scope-2 reductions. Green-building credits. BRSR-ready data.
Tenant retention
EV amenity is rapidly becoming a top-5 tenant request in Grade-A.
Zero ops burden
Single-vendor deployment + operations. Your FM team stays focused.
Where we are today

Pre-seed. Hyderabad-first. Pilot site discovery initiated.

An honest snapshot. No projection inflation, no soft-launched scale — the active workstreams under way and the partner posts we are filling.

Workstream
Open to partners
  • Hyderabad pilot site discovery
    Commercial discussions initiated with target IT parks, BFSI campuses, and premium-residential counterparties.
    Initiated
    Pilot sites
  • OEM & vendor ecosystem evaluation
    Charger, solar, storage and metering partners under evaluation. Commercial terms initiated with select providers.
    Under evaluation
    OEMs · EPCs
  • MSME & statutory registrations
    Company, MSME, GST and operating-license filings under way.
    Under way
  • Deployment partner network
    Civil, electrical and commissioning partners under qualification for Phase-1 deployment modelling.
    Qualification
    FM · EPC partners
  • Founding engineering hires
    Deployment lead, platform engineer, and field-ops manager — search initiated.
    Active search
    Engineers · ops
  • Seed & angel commercial discussions
    Initiated with climate, infrastructure and green-finance investors.
    Initiated
    Investors
Stage
Pre-seed
Geography
Hyderabad first
Phase 1 target
3–5 anchor sites
Compliance
MSME · in progress
Why now

Four curves are bending at the same time.

EV adoption, ESG mandates, employee expectations and policy tailwinds — each individually meaningful, together a generational shift in how Indian commercial real estate has to behave.

Inflection
EV adoption curve

India's EV mix is past the awareness phase. Volume growth — across two-wheelers and passenger cars — is now compounding, not speculating.

BRSR + IGBC
ESG mandates

Top-1000 listed companies report BRSR. Tenant ESG asks now include workplace charging on the green-building checklist.

Top-5 ask
Employee demand

EV-driving employees rank workplace charging in their top-five workplace amenity requests. Tenants notice.

Telangana
Policy tailwind

State EV policy provides clear incentives for workplace and commercial charging. The operating environment is favourable now.

Demand validation

Why employees actually charge at work.

"If employees can charge at home, why would they use workplace charging?" — the honest first question every property owner asks. Here is the structural answer.

Stilt parking
Apartment constraint

Most Indian apartments are stilt + assigned + single-meter. Per-resident chargers are hard to retrofit at scale.

~22 km
Avg. daily commute

Hyderabad's IT corridor drivers cover 40+ km round-trip — real range pulled from the battery every day.

Already parked
Zero behavioural lift

Car is already there, same spot, 8–9 hours. No detour, no queue, no decision.

Top-up
Not full-charge

Drivers need 20–40 kWh of dependable daily top-up — exactly what AC bays deliver.

No queue
Public-charger friction

No detours, no waits. Workplace AC is private to the campus — guaranteed access every working day.

Range anxiety
Structurally solved

Knowing the car will be charged by 6 PM is the single biggest unlock for daily EV usage.

The behavioural unlock
Workplace AC is not competing with home charging — it's the layer that makes daily EV usage viable for the half of urban India that cannot retrofit a charger where they live.
Discuss tenant demand →
Positioning

Designed for buildings,
not highways.

DC fast-charging is highway infrastructure — short, high-power top-ups. Workplaces are the opposite: cars sit for 6–10 hours, predictably, every working day.

That's where destination AC wins — on capex, civil work, maintenance, solar pairing, and utilization. We build for that behaviour.

Workplace
6–10 hrs
Avg. dwell window
Highway
15–40 min
Avg. dwell window
Two charging models
Destination charging · workplaces, malls, residences
7W focus
Predictable multi-hour dwell · solar-aligned generation · low capex · high site density · ESG asset class.
3.3–22 kW AC
Solar pairs natively
Asset-class economics
Transit charging · highways, fleet hubs
Different problem
Short dwell · high power · capex-heavy · grid-stress · charger-as-product economics.
50–250 kW DC
Civil-heavy
Higher TCO
Why workplace charging works financially

The unit economics aren't close.

A modelled comparison across the seven dimensions that decide payback. AC outperforms DC on every line that matters to a property owner.

Dimension
  • Per-bay capex
    ~₹85k–₹1.2L
    ~₹8L–₹25L
    ~10× lower
  • Civil & electrical upgrade
    Minimal
    Heavy
    Plug into existing infra
  • Maintenance complexity
    Low
    High
    Lower opex
  • Solar compatibility
    Native fit
    Constrained
    Designed for solar
  • Transformer burden
    Distributed
    Concentrated
    No upgrade needed
  • Utilization predictability
    High & sustained
    Variable / spiky
    Bankable load curve
  • ROI timeline (workplace)
    1.5–2 yr
    5–7 yr
    ~3× faster payback
Modelled capex savings
~3×
Lower per-bay capex vs comparable DC deployment.
Projected payback
1.5–2 yr
Range across AC-only and solar-integrated models.
Site density
5–10×
More bays deployable per existing transformer.

Modelled projections — based on Indian commercial tariffs, AC charger benchmarks, and rooftop solar yields. Site-specific outcomes vary; we re-model after every assessment.

Economics & infrastructure efficiency

Designed for long-dwell workplace charging.

Optimised for real office parking behaviour, energy efficiency, and infrastructure utilisation — not raw charging speed.

We do not optimise for charging speed. We optimise for energy throughput per parking bay per day. That is the workplace thesis.
Operating principle
Charger occupancy · inefficiency

A fast charger is not a productive charger in an office.

A 50 kWh EV at 50% SOC needs ~25 kWh. A 22 kW charger delivers that in 1.2–1.5 hours — and then sits idle for the rest of the working day. The bay generates no further throughput.

22 kW · single fast bay
6-hr dwell
  • · ~25 kWh delivered
  • · 1.5 hr active
  • · 4.5 hr idle, occupied
Bay timeline · 10am → 4pm25% delivering
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
4p
Bay utilisation: 25% productive · 75% blocked
7 kW · smart distributed AC
6-hr dwell
  • · ~25 kWh delivered
  • · Across 6 hr
  • · Solar-aligned
Bay timeline · 10am → 4pm100% delivering
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
4p
Bay utilisation: 100% productive · solar-paired
Recommended charger mix · 9-bay anchor pilot

More slow bays beat fewer fast bays.

7 kW
7 kW
7 kW
7 kW
7 kW
7 kW
11 kW
11 kW
22 kW
6× · 7 kW2× · 11 kW1× · 22 kWTotal: 9 bays · ~75 kW peak
  • Lower capex per bay
  • Higher concurrent occupancy
  • Better ROI on parking floor area
Smart energy orchestration

Power is distributed — not pushed.

When a vehicle needs 15 kWh by 6 PM, the system does not push maximum power on arrival. It distributes power across the day — informed by departure time, solar, and campus-wide load.

Inputs
Departure time
Required kWh
Current SOC
Solar generation
Transformer load
Occupancy
orchestration ↓
Output · per-bay power
WithoutOrchestrated

Same 25 kWh delivered. Half the peak load on the transformer. More solar consumed on-site.

Lower peak demand
Higher solar utilisation
Higher charging density
5-year economics · AC anchor pilot, no on-site solar

Illustrative deployment economics.

Period
Revenue
Net profit
  • Year 1
    ₹32 L
    ₹18 L
  • Year 2
    ₹38 L
    ₹23 L
  • Year 3
    ₹45 L
    ₹28 L
  • Year 4
    ₹52 L
    ₹33 L
  • Year 5
    ₹60 L
    ₹38 L
₹1.4 Cr+ cumulative profit · single site
₹140 L
Effective capex
₹24 L – ₹30 L
AC anchor pilot · no on-site solar
Breakeven
14–20 months
Revenue-share model
5-yr cumulative profit
₹1.4 Cr+
Anchor pilot · single site
5-yr ROI
4–5×
Capital deployed

Illustrative projection. Site-specific outcomes re-modelled after every assessment.

Infrastructure economics & smart energy optimisation

Built for efficient workplace energy utilisation.

Designed around real workplace parking behaviour, intelligent energy allocation, and long-duration charging patterns.

Hybrid energy model

Solar reduces cost. Grid keeps the network running.

Solar offsets daytime demand. Storage smooths the curve. The grid is the always-on fallback.

Solar
Rooftop · daytime
Battery / EMS
Smoothing · arbitrage
Chargers
Workplace AC bays
Grid
Always-on fallback

Solar is cost optimisation, not off-grid charging.

Financial snapshot · solar-integrated Phase-1

The numbers behind the thesis.

Higher capex than the AC-only anchor pilot shown above — but solar pulls down the operating cost curve, and the 5-year compounding outperforms.

Effective capex
₹42 L – ₹55 L
Includes 100 kW solar + storage
Solar offset
~25–35%
Of annual charging load
Breakeven
16–22 months
Higher capex, faster compounding
5-yr cumulative profit
₹2 Cr+
Solar-integrated · single site
Realistic single-site model · 5-year trajectory

Hyderabad IT park · 100 kW solar.

RevenueNet profit
Y1Y2Y3Y4Y5₹72 L₹1.22 Cr₹32 L₹66 L
Revenue: ₹72 L → ₹1.22 Cr over 5 years
Net profit: ₹32 L → ₹66 L over 5 years

Hyderabad IT park · 100 kW solar · smart AC charging. Illustrative; site-specific outcomes re-modelled after assessment.

Who this is for

Designed around how each property actually parks.

Six segments. Different parking behaviour, different tenant profile, different deployment opportunity. The engagement model adapts.

IT Park

IT Parks & SEZs

Pain
Tenant ESG asks rising. EV amenity gap visible to Grade-A occupiers.
Behaviour
8–9 hr predictable dwell. Mass-scale concurrency.
Opportunity
200–800 bays per campus · multi-phase rollout
Office

Grade-A Offices

Pain
BRSR disclosures + green-building credits driving FM checklists.
Behaviour
Knowledge-worker patterns. Dense covered parking.
Opportunity
60–200 bays per tower · phased
Residential

Premium Apartments

Pain
Resident demand. No per-unit charging. RWA capex friction.
Behaviour
Overnight + weekend dwell. Common-area infrastructure.
Opportunity
40–200 bays per society · shared-asset model
Coworking

Coworking & Flex

Pain
Member amenity competition. Premium positioning needed.
Behaviour
Variable dwell. Mixed-tenant flow. Higher visitor share.
Opportunity
12–40 bays per location · branded amenity
Mixed-use

Mixed-use Campuses

Pain
Visitor + tenant + employee management complexity.
Behaviour
Multi-mode demand. Peak overlap with retail + office.
Opportunity
100–400 bays · zoned access + tariffs
CRE Portfolio

CRE Operators & REITs

Pain
Portfolio-wide ESG reporting. Multi-asset capex prioritization.
Behaviour
Multi-property rollout. Roaming + tenant-portable accounts.
Opportunity
Network-grade economics across portfolio
Not sure where you fit?
Tell us the property type — we'll model the right engagement and bring a proposal.
Discuss your property →
The platform

AC charging, solar, storage — run as one system.

7W is not a charger vendor. We design, deploy, and operate workplace charging — chargers, solar, storage, and load management — on one site console.

Smart AC charging

OCPP-2.0.1 networked AC stations sized for 8-hour workplace dwell — 3.3 to 22 kW per bay, future-proofed across passenger EV models.

Solar & storage integration

Rooftop solar engineered to peak with charging load. Optional LFP storage for tariff arbitrage and demand-response participation.

Smart load management

Dynamic kW allocation across stations, breakers, and the building's existing transformer. No infrastructure upgrade. No tripped mains.

Operations & analytics

Site console for FM teams, RWAs and ESG officers — utilization, uptime, charging revenue, CO₂ avoided, BRSR-ready exports.

Scalable deployment model

Modular architecture — start with 6 bays, scale to 600 across a campus. Every site joins the same operating platform from day one.

Illustrative solar harvest model
Solar harvest
480 kWp rooftop · 24h projection
Solar
480 kWp
Storage
320 kWh
Building
2.1 MWh/d
EV Bays
24 stations
The physical layer

Solar, storage, charging — engineered as one system.

Software is the wedge — the asset is physical. Rooftop solar, optional battery storage, networked AC chargers, smart metering, and the building's electrical backbone — commissioned and operated as one system.

ROOFTOP SOLAR · 480 kWpSTORAGE · 320 kWhEV BAYS · 24 networked ACCOMMERCIAL BUILDING · tenant load
Rooftop solar
100–800 kWp
Per site · grid-tied
Battery storage
LFP · optional
100–500 kWh
AC chargers
3.3–22 kW
OCPP 2.0.1 networked
Smart metering
ABT-grade
Per-bay + site
Networking
4G + LAN
Site gateway

Illustrative campus schematic. Site-specific deployments vary by load, roof, parking topology and tenant mix.

Rooftop solar canopy generating daytime energy
Solar canopy & rooftop
Daytime generation, aligned to charging load
Underground commercial parking with networked AC chargers
Underground commercial parking
Networked AC bays inside the building envelope
On the ground

The infrastructure is physical. So is the work.

From office campus deployments to rooftop solar and covered-parking charging — the operational picture across a workplace charging network.

7W Energy workplace charging infrastructure — office campus charging, rooftop solar, commercial parking, smart infrastructure, and Hyderabad's IT corridor
Reference imagery · 7W deployment vision
  • Workplace charging at office campus
  • Rooftop solar for daytime charging
  • EV charging inside commercial parking
  • Smart, reliable & safe infrastructure
  • Sustainable workplace experience
  • Scalable infrastructure for growing fleets
  • Hyderabad — India's leading IT & business corridor
Illustrative Mindspace-style deployment

A worked example for a Hyderabad IT park.

Solar canopy, AC chargers, distribution, transformer interface, and load management — commissioned together and operated as one system.

Illustrative simulation for conceptual deployment visualization
Illustrative pilot deployment rendering — solar canopy, 8 AC chargers, power distribution panel, transformer, energy management system, building load and EV charging interconnect for an IT park campus
Detailed labels best viewed on a larger screen — full breakdown in the metrics strip below.
Pilot snapshot · projected
Modelled for a Mindspace-style IT campus
8
AC chargers
7.4 / 15 kW networked
40
kW solar
Rooftop canopy
280–320
kWh / day
Projected delivery
20–28
sessions / day
600–800 / month
55–70%
utilization
Peak working hours
~2.5–3 yr
illustrative payback
Revenue-share model
Workplace optimised
Built for long parking duration (6–10 hrs) and top-up charging.
Solar integrated
Daytime solar generation reduces grid dependence.
Smart & connected
Real-time monitoring, remote ops & predictive maintenance.
Safe & reliable
Certified hardware, load balancing & multi-layered protection.
Future ready
Scalable infrastructure for growing EV adoption.

Illustrative simulation. Site-specific outcomes re-modelled after every assessment.

What a Phase-1 pilot looks like

Full Phase-1 deployment, modelled end to end.

A larger pilot scenario — 24 stations, full rooftop solar, optional storage. Numbers are projections, refined site-by-site after assessment.

Illustrative scenario · numbers are projections
Site profile · Phase 1

Grade-A IT park · ~12M sq.ft. tenant footprint

AC chargers
24
7.4 kW networked bays
Solar
480 kWp
Rooftop · grid-tied
Storage
~320 kWh
Optional · LFP
Deployment
~8 wks
Site walk to live
Connectivity
OCPP 2.0.1
Open networked
Access
RFID · UPI
Tenant + visitor flows
Engagement model
Zero upfront for the property owner. 7W deploys, operates and maintains. Revenue share on per-kWh charging. Solar net-metering filings handled end-to-end.
Year-1 projections

Modelled monthly outcomes

Projected utilization
Peak-hour, conservative ramp
55–75%
Energy delivered
Across 24 stations · workdays
~4,500 kWh/mo
Solar offset target
Of charging load
60%+
Employees served
Daily unique chargers
~60–80
CO₂ avoided
Vs ICE baseline
~3.5 tons/mo
ESG asset uplift
LEED v4.1 credits eligible
Up to 12 pts
Model this for your site →
Deployment process · planned model

From site walk to live network in ~8 weeks.

A single-vendor model. We handle engineering, permits, civil work, commissioning, and ongoing operations. Your FM team stays focused on the building.

  1. 01

    Site assessment

    Week 1

    Engineers walk the site, audit electrical capacity and vehicle flow, profile tenants. We model expected utilization and energy demand by hour.

  2. 02

    Infrastructure design

    Week 2–3

    Single-line diagrams, load schedules, civil drawings, and a phased rollout plan — sized for today's traffic and tomorrow's growth.

  3. 03

    Charger deployment

    Week 4–6

    Networked AC chargers commissioned, tested, brought online. Minimal disruption to operations. RFID/UPI access from day one.

  4. 04

    Solar & storage

    Week 6–10

    Rooftop solar engineered to peak with charging demand. Optional battery storage. Net-metering filings handled end-to-end.

  5. 05

    Operate & monitor

    Ongoing

    24×7 monitoring, predictive maintenance, demand-response, and quarterly ESG reports — from the 7W site console.

Operational readiness

Engineered for uptime from day one.

Every site is commissioned to commercial-grade specifications and operated against measurable SLAs.

OCPP 2.0.1 compliant
Remote diagnostics
Smart load balancing
Managed uptime monitoring
Commercial-grade hardware
Commissioning support
Energy monitoring
Operations layer

After commissioning is when the work actually starts.

Every site runs against a written support stack — uptime SLAs, monitoring, AMC, and field response — operated by 7W from day one.

Uptime SLA

Station uptime backed by a written SLA. Targets and penalties part of the contract — not the sales pitch.

24×7 monitoring

Live charger health, energy, and communication telemetry from the site gateway. Watched continuously.

Remote diagnostics

Fault isolation and software-level fix without a truck roll. Most issues closed inside the platform.

Preventive maintenance

Quarterly inspections, calibration, and firmware updates — scheduled around tenant operations.

AMC & spares

Annual maintenance contract with spares logistics. First-call resolution targets, with stocked critical inventory.

Field response

On-site engineer within a contracted response window via the FM partner network. In-city same-day, out-of-city next-day.

Target SLAs · contract-backed
≥ 99.5%
Station uptime · monthly
≥ 70%
Issues resolved remotely
≤ 24 hr
Field response · in-city
Quarterly
Preventive maintenance
Open ecosystem

Built on standards. Plugged into the partners who matter.

7W is an open-architecture platform. We don't lock you into a single charger, OEM, or utility. Instead, we orchestrate the best-in-class ecosystem already serving Indian commercial infrastructure.

Standards compliance · hardware & software
OCPP 2.0.1OCPP 1.6JIEC 61851AIS-138BISOpenADRISO 15118-readySEBI BRSRLEED v4.1IGBC
OCPP ecosystem

Standards-based networking. Multi-vendor charger compatibility from day one.

OCPP 2.0.1OCPP 1.6JOpenADR
Charger OEMs

Hardware partners across AC and DC, tier-1 to Indian-manufactured.

AC 3.3–22 kWIndian OEMsGlobal tier-1
Solar EPCs

Rooftop solar design, supply and commissioning partners across Telangana & AP.

Rooftop EPCNet-meteringModule supply
Battery storage

LFP cell supply, BMS, and behind-the-meter storage integration partners.

LFP cellsBMS integrationContainerized
Smart metering

ABT-grade meters, gateway integration, and per-bay sub-metering.

ABT meteringBay sub-metersGateway
Payments & identity

UPI, RFID, corporate billing, and tenant-portable wallet integrations.

UPIRFIDTenant wallet
Building infrastructure

BMS, FM platform, and access-control integrations for Grade-A properties.

BMSFM platformsAccess control
Energy management

Utility APIs, demand-response programs, and ESG reporting integrations.

Utility APIsDR programsBRSR exports
For OEMs & ecosystem partners
Charger OEM, solar EPC, BMS, or payments partner? We are actively onboarding the partner network for Phase-1 deployments.
Partner with 7W →
ESG & regulatory positioning

Built into the BRSR + green-building reporting stack.

Workplace EV charging is now an ESG datapoint, not a parking amenity. Every site we deploy produces audit-ready disclosures and contributes to recognised certifications and incentives.

Disclosure

BRSR-ready Scope-2 exports

Per-tenant electricity consumption, charging revenue and CO₂-avoided data exported in formats aligned with SEBI BRSR disclosure requirements.

Certification

LEED v4.1 + IGBC credit support

Workplace charging contributes to LEED EAc Green Vehicles (up to 12 points) and IGBC Green New Buildings credits. Documentation handed over with the deployment.

Carbon

Auditable CO₂-avoided ledger

Per-site, per-month CO₂-avoided figures benchmarked against the Indian grid emission factor. Auditable from the site console.

Reporting

GRI 305 + GHG protocol aligned

Site emissions data structured around GHG Protocol Scope-2 location-based and market-based methodologies, ready for GRI 305 disclosures.

Policy

Aligned with Telangana EV policy

Deployments structured to qualify for state EV policy incentives. Net-metering filings handled in-house. State and central scheme alignment tracked per site.

Standards

IEC 61851 + AIS-138 / BIS compliant

Hardware specifications and commissioning aligned with IEC 61851 (EV conductive charging), AIS-138 (Indian AC charging) and applicable BIS standards.

SEBI BRSRLEED v4.1IGBCGRI 305GHG ProtocolIEC 61851AIS-138BISTelangana EV Policy
The roadmap

Charging is the wedge. Workplace energy is the long game.

Every workplace bay we deploy is a sensor. Every kWh routed is a signal. The compounding asset is the operating platform underneath.

  1. Phase 1 · 2026
    In progress

    Hyderabad pilot deployments

    Anchor pilots across Hyderabad's IT parks, commercial campuses, and premium residential ecosystems. Prove unit economics.

  2. Phase 2 · 2027
    Planned

    Cluster deployments

    Scale across IT-park clusters. Standardize the deployment playbook. First multi-site managed-services contracts.

  3. Phase 3 · 2028
    Planned

    Workplace charging network

    Connect deployments into a single roaming-capable, network-of-networks. Tenant-portable charging accounts.

  4. Phase 4 · 2029
    Planned

    Smart energy management

    Predictive load shifting, dynamic tariffs, V2G arbitrage, demand-response. Every site becomes an active grid participant.

  5. Phase 5 · 2030+
    Direction

    Adjacent expansion

    Extending the workplace charging platform into adjacent commercial segments — retail, mixed-use, and industrial — once the core is operating at scale.

Pilot footprint · deployment vision

Where India's tech workforce parks every day.

Our target deployment ecosystems span Hyderabad's densest commercial corridor. None are operational yet — these are the Phase-1 conversations we are actively pursuing.

IT Park · target

Mindspace · Madhapur

~12M sq.ft.
~150K workforce
Phase 1 ambition: 120 of ~600 bays
Commercial · target

Hitec City · Cyber Towers

~4.8M sq.ft.
~45K workforce
Phase 1 ambition: 60 of ~280 bays
BFSI Campus · target

Financial District · Nanakramguda

~18M sq.ft.
~200K workforce
Phase 1 ambition: 180 of ~800 bays
Luxury Residential · target

Premium residential ecosystems

Gachibowli + Kokapet
~20K homes
Ambition: 400 bays across 18 societies
Mindspace
Hitec City
Financial District
Premium residential ecosystems
Target deployment ecosystems · not yet operational
Phase 1 corridor
Hyderabad · Madhapur ↔ Financial District
For investors

The thesis, the market, and where the capital goes.

Pre-seed climate-infra. Hyderabad-first. A long-duration asset class hidden inside the most operationally serious counterparties in India: Grade-A commercial real estate.

Market context

The window is opening now.

EV adoption · India
~5–7×
Projected EV stock growth · 2025 → 2030
Workplace charging today
<3%
Of Indian commercial campuses with EV charging
Hyderabad Grade-A stock
35M+ sq.ft.
Addressable target footprint · Phase 1
Per-site 5-yr profit
₹1.4–2 Cr+
Modelled · single anchor / Phase-1 site
Raise plan

Pre-seed → Seed → Series A.

  1. Pre-seed · now
    Open

    Pilot capital

    Fund 3–5 Hyderabad anchor pilots, founding engineering hires, and operating runway through 12 months of pilot validation.

  2. Seed · 2027
    Planned

    Cluster deployment

    Scale from anchor pilots to clustered IT-park rollouts. First multi-site managed-services contracts, expanded ops team.

  3. Series A · 2028+
    Planned

    Network expansion

    Convert deployments into a roaming-capable workplace charging network. Expand beyond Hyderabad along the South-India corridor.

Use of funds · pre-seed

Where the capital goes.

  • 45%
    Pilot deployments + capex
  • 25%
    Engineering + platform
  • 15%
    Field operations + commissioning
  • 10%
    GTM + partnerships
  • 5%
    Reserve + compliance

Indicative allocation. Final ratios refined with lead investor.

How we operate

Operating principles for an infrastructure company.

2026
Founded
Hyd.
HQ
Pre-seed
Stage

Infrastructure, not installations

We build a long-duration asset class. Every choice — from charger specs to platform architecture — is made on a 10-year horizon.

Software-first, hardware-grade

Our edge is the operations and data layer. Every charger is a node on the network — not a standalone box.

Owners are partners

Aligned incentives. Transparent revenue share. No lock-in. The buildings we electrify outperform — that's the only flywheel that compounds.

Operational discipline first

Uptime, utilization, deployment efficiency, and recurring infrastructure revenue. We optimize for execution metrics, not vanity numbers.

Let's talk

Pick the conversation you'd like to have with us.

Different stakeholders, different conversations. Tell us which one you are — we'll route you to the right person within 48 hours.

What happens after you reach out
5-step engagement · ~8 weeks site walk → live
  1. 01
    Week 1
    Site assessment
    45-min walkthrough. Electrical capacity, parking layout, tenant profile.
  2. 02
    Week 2
    Load analysis
    Hourly utilization + demand model. Solar + storage sizing.
  3. 03
    Week 3
    Deployment proposal
    Engagement model, phasing, ROI, BoQ — in one document.
  4. 04
    Week 4–6
    Installation & commissioning
    Civil, electrical, charger commissioning, network testing.
  5. 05
    Ongoing
    Operations & monitoring
    24×7 monitoring, predictive maintenance, ESG reporting.
General enquiry
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