Deployment

Five phases.
Five decision gates.

No phase begins until the previous one has been measured. That is not caution for its own sake — it is what makes the programme fundable, because each stage produces the evidence the next one is approved against.

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Phase 01: Assess — feasibility and site definition
Phase 02: Pilot — bounded, measurable deployment
Phase 03: Scale — estate expansion and generation
Phase 04–05: Integrate and transform

01Deployment roadmap

Assess. Pilot. Scale.
Integrate. Transform.

Five phases, each ending in an Authority decision gate. Nothing proceeds on assumption: every phase is authorised against the measured result of the one before it.

Phase 01 · Assess

Establish, with evidence, whether an integrated port energy hub is technically feasible and commercially structurable at this specific site.

Decision gate

Authority decision: proceed to a bounded pilot, revise scope, or close the evaluation.

Workstreams

Fleet study — vehicle inventory, duty cycles, dwell patterns and departure commitments
Traffic assessment — gate volumes, heavy-vehicle flows and staging behaviour
Electrical study — existing sanctioned load, distribution capacity and connection headroom
Site mapping — candidate zones, access routes, drainage and hazardous-area constraints
Land analysis — availability, tenure, and compatibility with port master planning

Deliverables

Site assessment report with zone-level feasibility
Indicative electrical single-line concept
Preliminary demand and energy model
Commercial structuring options with risk allocation

02Safety & infrastructure engineering

High power, coastal conditions,
an operating port estate.

Charging at 400 kW inside a working port is an electrical and civil engineering problem before it is a technology one. Each domain below has a defined scope and a defined approvals pathway.

Sub-cycle fault clearing across 13.8kV/34.5kV and 480V networks

Medium-Voltage & Protection

ELE-01Selective coordination study per IEEE 242 (Buff Book)
ELE-02Arc flash risk assessment and labeling per NFPA 70E / IEEE 1584
ELE-03Ground Fault Protection of Equipment (GFPE) on all charging feeders
ELE-04Emergency power off (EPO) loops with lockable, visible disconnect switches

Final infrastructure design shall be subject to detailed engineering, Central Electricity Authority (CEA) safety regulations, and applicable Indian/IEC standards.

03Multi-Port Authority & APSEZ Framework

Multi-Port Deployment
Architecture.

A repeatable infrastructure model capable of supporting major port authorities and multi-port operators such as APSEZ. Specified once, deployed modularly per port estate, and orchestrated through a shared digital energy layer.

01
Mundra pilot
A single bounded deployment establishes the reference design: charging estate, energy architecture, management layer and measurement framework.
02
Multi-port digital platform
The same platform instance is extended to additional ports as separate tenancies, sharing infrastructure but segregating operational and commercial data.
03
Shared technology standard
One specification for chargers, protection, metering and communications across the network, so that spares, skills and procurement consolidate.
04
Fleet charging data layer
Logistics operators see one interface across every port in the network — availability, reservations, sessions and settlement.
05
National port-energy network
A coordinated charging and energy layer spanning the operator’s port portfolio, reported as a single ESG and utilisation picture.

Prospective deployment blueprint only. Port authorities, terminal operators, and municipal entities are referenced as conceptual engineering use cases identified from public data. No government award, contract, endorsement, or affiliation is implied.

04National vision

One platform. Every port.
Every vehicle. Every unit of energy.

The port is the densest point in an inland logistics chain that runs to warehouses, industrial customers and cities. Electrifying the first link is only useful if the rest of the chain can follow.

Prospective Indian port electrification landscape. Ports identified through public maritime data; none are currently contracted Solostar counterparties.

One platform · every link in the chain

PortGeneration, storage, charging and the operating command layer
LogisticsCorridor charging at holding areas and consolidation points
WarehouseDepot charging across long overnight dwell periods
IndustryIndustrial customer sites at the end of the electric leg
CityUrban distribution served by vehicles charged outside the city

Next step

Phase one is an assessment,
not a commitment.

It produces a site report, an electrical concept, a demand model and a set of commercial options. The Authority decides what, if anything, follows.

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Five phases.
Five decision gates.

Phase 01

Assess — feasibility and site definition

Phase 02

Pilot — bounded, measurable deployment

Phase 03

Scale — estate expansion and generation

Phase 04–05

Integrate and transform

Five phases.Five decision gates.

Assess. Pilot. Scale. Integrate. Transform.

High power, coastal conditions, an operating port estate.

Medium-Voltage & Protection

Multi-Port Deployment Architecture.

One platform. Every port. Every vehicle. Every unit of energy.

Phase one is an assessment,not a commitment.

Five phases.Five decision gates.

Assess. Pilot. Scale. Integrate. Transform.

High power, coastal conditions, an operating port estate.

Medium-Voltage & Protection

Multi-Port Deployment Architecture.

One platform. Every port. Every vehicle. Every unit of energy.

Phase one is an assessment,not a commitment.

Five phases.
Five decision gates.

Assess. Pilot. Scale.
Integrate. Transform.

High power, coastal conditions,
an operating port estate.

Multi-Port Deployment
Architecture.

One platform. Every port.
Every vehicle. Every unit of energy.

Phase one is an assessment,
not a commitment.

Five phases.
Five decision gates.

Assess. Pilot. Scale.
Integrate. Transform.

High power, coastal conditions,
an operating port estate.

Multi-Port Deployment
Architecture.

One platform. Every port.
Every vehicle. Every unit of energy.

Phase one is an assessment,
not a commitment.