About Azra Renewable
A solar design consultancy in New Delhi, started in 2025. We design plants. We do not install or operate them.
What we do
Developers, EPC companies and businesses come to us for the drawings a solar plant is built from. We produce the electrical, mechanical and civil design for solar PV plants, and for the battery storage and switchyards that go with them.
Because we only design, we have no installation contract to win. If a roof can carry less than a client hoped, or a site will shade badly in winter, we say so in the feasibility report.
Before starting the company, our founder worked as a senior design engineer on plants in India, Zimbabwe and Zambia. That experience is listed separately on the projects page, so it is clear which work is the company’s and which came before it.
Most of our projects are in India, across Delhi NCR, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Rajasthan. In Nepal we designed the 8.87 MWp Annapurna Cables and 1.03 MWp Annapurna Welding plants with Altrex.
- Started
- 2025
- Office
- Sarita Vihar, New Delhi
- Largest plant designed
- 24.8 MW, ground-mount
- Smallest
- 4.8 kWp, rooftop
- Countries
- India and Nepal
- Standards
- IS/IEC norms and DISCOM requirements
The people
Two teams that work separately, so a busy week on one side does not slow the other.
India design team: 12 people
Engineers and drafters who design the plants on our projects page.
US permit desk: 20 designers
They draw permit plan sets for solar installers in the United States, in AutoCAD, SketchUp and Solar Lab, and work on nothing else.
How we work
Everything is drawn in-house
Electrical, mechanical, civil, storage and switchyard design are done by our own staff. Nothing is passed to an outside drafting firm.
One team draws all the disciplines
The structure drawing, the cable route and the foundation drawing are made together, so they agree with each other when they reach site.
Drawings are made to be built from
A set should let an installer work without phoning the designer. We stay available during construction for the questions that still come up.
Drawn to the standards approvals need
Sets are prepared to IS/IEC norms and the DISCOM’s requirements, so they hold up at approval and at audit.
Who we work with
- Altrex. The Annapurna plants in Nepal, and a continuing run of 100 kW to 1 MW projects.
- LA Green (Las Abraham Green Solutions). Rooftop design from 5 to 300 kWp, ongoing.
- Probus Engineering. A rooftop programme of around 50 sites, each between 5 and 50 kWp.
Have a site in mind?
Send us the location and whatever drawings or survey you have. We will reply with what we would need from you, what we would deliver, and how long it would take.