A new sustainability regime is emerging—and corporates must evolve from transactions to ownership.

ESG compliance in India has crossed the threshold from “narrative” to mandatory measurement, driven by:

    •  BRSR Core
    •  SEBI’s assurance mandates
    •  Global value-chain pressure from EU CBAM and SEC climate rules
    •  CDP’s upgraded Scope-2 attribution
    •  Lenders’ green-taxonomy requirements
    •  IFC-aligned credit frameworks

What this means is simple:
Corporates can no longer claim renewable energy—they must prove it.

And this is where the standard PPA model collapses.

1. Traditional RE procurement fails upcoming ESG assurance tests

Grid-delivered RE (even under OA) relies on SLDC schedules, not on asset-level traceability. With congestion, curtailment, and thermal blending, several issues emerge:

    •  Carbon auditors downgrade RE claims due to insufficient traceability
    •  Green hydrogen and green manufacturing eligibility becomes uncertain
    •  SLDC logs cannot prove true renewable attribution
    •  Multinationals reject “non-firm” RE claims in scope-2 filings
    •  Banks begin to discount non-traceable RE in sustainability-linked loan pricing

ESG has become a financial variable—not a CSR statement.

2. Supercaptive solves traceability by design: ownership = certainty

Under OKAGA’s Supercaptive structure:

    •  Corporates own equity in the generation asset
    •  Production and consumption are digitally matched
    •  OKAGA’s RE ledger links every MWh to asset-level metadata
    •  Curtailed hours are transparently reported
    •  Carbon intensity of each delivered unit is auditable
    •  Scope-2 reporting becomes real-time and defensible

This is the holy grail for BRSR, CDP, SEBI, and global value-chain audits.

3. Lenders prioritise asset-linked ESG (not certificate-based ESG)

Banks, PE funds, and credit institutions now classify corporate PPAs as:

    •  Tier 1 – Equity-linked, asset-level RE (supercaptive)
    •  Tier 2 – Long-term contracted RE (group captive / RTC PPAs)
    •  Tier 3 – Short-term market RE or REC-based claims

Tier 1 receive better credit spread pricing, lower ESG-risk weighting, and higher underwriting confidence.

Supercaptive is the only Tier-1 compliant structure available at scale.

4. ESG assurance demands granular, not generic data

OKAGA’s Supercaptive architecture generates:

    •  Plant-level carbon intensity
    •  Hourly MWh provenance
    •  Weather-adjusted performance indices
    •  Curtailment-adjusted delivery
    •  Asset-lifecycle emissions attribution
    •  Automated audit packs

For boards and chief sustainability officers, this shifts ESG from a reporting burden to a strategic differentiator.

5. The world moves to “own your decarbonisation”

From EU CBAM to SEC climate rules, the emerging global norm is clear:
Only assets you control count towards genuine decarbonisation.

Supercaptive is India’s fastest, most secure path to this paradigm.