HELIOSPHERE
HELIOSPHERE
Services
Land is where Indian renewable projects most often stall. We aggregate clean, contiguous, connected parcels — with title that survives diligence.
Overview
Finding land is the easy part. Finding contiguous parcels with clear title, no tenancy claims, workable conversion status, evacuation within reach and an acceptable irradiance or wind resource is the hard part, and it takes local presence rather than a database.
We run identification, title search, negotiation and aggregation, then carry the file through conversion, CLU, revenue entries, pollution board and grid connectivity so that the site handed to the EPC is genuinely construction-ready.
Clear title
Non-negotiable
Contiguous
Parcel assembly
Build-ready
On handover
Scope of work
Resource assessment, evacuation proximity and terrain screening before a rupee is spent.
Chain of title, encumbrance, tenancy and litigation search by empanelled counsel.
Multi-owner negotiation and contiguous assembly with transparent, documented pricing.
Agricultural conversion, change of land use and revenue record updates.
Pollution board, forest, revenue and local body approvals tracked to closure.
Connectivity and long-term access applications with the transmission utility.
Common questions
If your question is not here, it is probably a good one. Send it across and you will get a direct answer rather than a brochure.
Ask the teamWe can structure either way — aggregation as your agent, or acquisition into an SPV that transfers on financial close. The right structure depends on your tax and timing position.
For a 30–50 MW footprint, six to twelve months is realistic including conversion. Anyone promising materially faster is usually skipping diligence.
Our diligence is documented and insurable, and we structure payments in tranches against milestones so that exposure is limited while the chain is still being verified.
Next step
Share what you have — bills, drawings, a data room, or just a question. We will tell you what is worth pursuing and what is not.