ReDesk today announced that projects managed on its platform have crossed 250 MW of facilitated capacity across 21 Indian states, spanning residential rooftop, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale deployments.
The figure counts capacity for which ReDesk holds the continuous project record — the design, the priced bill of materials, the field evidence gathered during installation, and the commissioning reading that opens the monitoring and warranty lifecycle. It does not count capacity monitored on the platform after being installed elsewhere.
"A quarter of a gigawatt is a reasonable milestone, but the number we actually watch is how much of that capacity we can still fully explain," said the ReDesk product team. "For every megawatt in this figure we can name the components, show the install photographs, and compare measured generation against the model the customer was originally sold. That is the part that took the work."
Growth over the last twelve months has come disproportionately from multi-site commercial programmes, where the same install template is applied across many rooftops. Customers running programme templates report median site cycle times falling from around six weeks on the first site to under two weeks by the eighteenth.
The company also confirmed that all 250 MW of project records remain exportable by their owners in open formats, in line with its published data-portability commitment.
About ReDesk
ReDesk builds the operating platform for distributed clean energy. Seven products — ReDesk AI, ReStudio, RePartner, ReCart, RePrime, ReLink and ReSure — share one continuous project record, so a site becomes a design, a design becomes an order, an order becomes an install, and an install becomes an asset that is still fully explainable a decade later. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru with offices in Pune and Delhi NCR.
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