The Smart Battery Energy Storage partner for Commercial and industrial businesses

Offering value-stacking solutions to meet diverse energy optimisation needs

Reduces energy costs, improves the payback period of solar assets, and lowers carbon footprints

Enables Commercial and industrial players to reduce their carbon footprint

The Necessity

Batteries: The Fulcrum
of The Energy Transition

India's solar energy buildout has been unexpectedly rapid, with total installed capacity nearing 130GW in 2025, representing more than half of the total generation capacity, in utility-scale power plants as well as rooftop arrays.

However, for substantial periods in the daytime, this capacity is not being utilized fully, and a large share of the renewable energy output is frequently curtailed. The ToD pricing now charges commercial consumers 20% more between 6–10 PM, creating an unexpected challenge and an economic loss.

The same evening window when that curtailed midday solar could have been dispatched from distributed storage at near-zero marginal cost.

The Need

India's renewable revolution needs energy storage to:

Cheaper electricity (upto 4 hours a day)

3x reduction in DG usage cost

Reduce peak charges

Overcomes ~20% increase in Time of Day tariff during peak hours (expected nation wide by April 2027)

Improve payback period of existing on premise solar asset

Lowers your facilities carbon footprint

About VoltSeal

We are building BESS systems to harness the renewable energy to reduce electricity cost for commercial and industrial customers.

Our Vision

Vision For the Grid of the Future: Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) will become integral parts of the power supply system, providing energy storage at various nodes of decentralized renewable-powered microgrids and virtual power plants for greater system-wide reliability and efficiency.

Our Mission

Unlocking India's potential of renewable energy through reliable battery energy storage systems

VoltSeal Solutions

Time-Shifting (Energy Arbitrage)

The battery stores electricity when power is cheap or abundant (e.g., solar generation during midday or off-peak hours) and discharges when electricity prices are high (peak demand periods).

Peak Shaving (Demand Charge Reduction)

The battery reduces short-duration power peaks, lowering demand charges or peak procurement costs. The battery discharges only during the highest consumption periods to flatten the demand profile.

DG (Diesel Genset) Avoidance

Batteries can reduce or completely eliminate the need to run diesel generators (DG sets) during power outages, leading to fuel cost savings of multiple order.

Green Charging Solutioning

A BESS can store electricity from solar, wind, or low-carbon grid power and then use it to charge electric vehicles when needed, reducing dependence on fossil-fuel-heavy grid electricity, minimizing peak demand stress and carbon footprint.

Leadership

Founding Team

Mudit Narain

18+ Years of experience at the Intersection of Energy, Policy & Capital
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Mudit brings over 18 years of lending, operating, and investing experience in the energy sector, with a strong focus on renewable energy and policy. His background includes formal training at MIT’s Technology and Policy Program in energy and climate change (2005-2007), seven years in the World Bank’s Energy practice, and six years working with the Government of India - at Atal Innovation Mission, NITI Aayog and the Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor. He has also been associated with two venture capital funds—INFUSE and Blume—and led a science and technology think tank, FAST India, for short stints.

World Bank Energy Practice – 7 years
Govt. of India – 6 years

Abhijeet Pandey

11+ years of experience in strategy and sustainability
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Abhijeet has deep experience in driving strategy, investments and large-scale transformations across energy, transactions, infrastructure, social impact and sustainability. He has worked directly with Fortune 500 companies, global private equity funds in UK, US, Europe and India, multi-laterals institutions, governments, and climate-tech innovators across some of the transformative projects.