for Everyone Else
In 2023, our founder Kovid was visiting a rooftop solar installation at a Delhi school. The principal mentioned the school had been trying to go solar for three years. The technology was proven. The savings were undeniable. But the ₹18 lakh upfront cost was simply out of reach.
Meanwhile, Kovid's neighbour — a retired schoolteacher — had ₹2 lakhs sitting in a savings account earning 4% interest. Two problems. One solution.
By breaking a solar system into individual cell tokens — each worth roughly ₹700–750 — anyone can own a sliver of real solar infrastructure. The school pays a discounted electricity tariff. The cell owners collect the payment as monthly rental. Real assets. Real returns. Real impact.
India has 40 GW of rooftop solar capacity targeted by the government — but only 14.4 GW installed. The gap isn't technology or policy. It's capital. SunstoX is the bridge — connecting people who have savings with projects that need funding, through the simplest, most transparent mechanism possible: ownership.
We are a DPIIT-recognised startup operating under the Companies Act 2013, with projects validated by India's leading EPC companies and off-takers ranging from manufacturing plants to schools and corporate campuses.