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Tilkesh Purohit

Founder, BijleeAI · MBA Power Management, NPTI

The problem Tilkesh kept seeing on C&I rooftop solar plants: an annual EPC walk gives a plant owner one liability-grade data point per year, while soiling, inverter underperformance, partial string failure and grid-import spikes compound silently across the other 364 days. The same pattern, plant after plant — owner pays for the report, walks away, the plant drifts, and the loss shows up in next year's bill rather than on the dashboard.

Inside the GridMind umbrella — the parent brand for autonomous infrastructure intelligence across renewable asset classes — Tilkesh picked the solar-monitoring primitive as the first product to ship. The argument was simple: a daily pipeline of PR-drop, soiling, inverter-curve and loss-waterfall checks changes plant outcomes in a way a point-in-time report cannot.

That is also why he left the EPC world to build BijleeAI. The EPC delivers a signed PDF once a year; BijleeAI delivers the same signals the EPC would have flagged — but the day they start, in INR, and to the plant owner's inbox. Read the platform-vs-EPC argument in full on /bijleeai/why, or jump straight to the warehouse case study for the before/after numbers.


BijleeAI is the solar-monitoring primitive under GridMind.

One product of one umbrella. The other primitives are forward signals, not live product — honest framing, in line with /bijleeai/why.

BijleeAI = the solar-monitoring primitive. Today it handles C&I rooftop solar plants — daily ingestion via the three-section CSV pipeline (plant_profile, monthly_readings, optional event_history_log), a monthly audit run, and same-day alerts for PR-drift, soiling loss, inverter-curve deviation, panel cleaning due and the loss waterfall. The full feature list is on /bijleeai/how-it-works.

GridMind = the umbrella brand. Autonomous infrastructure intelligence for renewable assets — solar today, with the next primitives being real-estate asset monitoring and commercial-tower utilities monitoring (HVAC, common-area load, DG backup) under the same daily-pipeline, INR-denominated audit frame. Those are forward signals — what we are building toward, not what is shipping today. We name them so the direction is clear, and we don't ship them under a "live" label until they actually are.

What that means in practice. When you book a 20-min call on the /bijleeai/contact page, you are talking to the team building BijleeAI inside GridMind — not a white-label reseller. The CSV pilot is the on-ramp (/bijleeai/request-audit), the audit is a real BijleeAI audit, the dashboard is the same one tenants run on, and the value is in the daily signal, not the report.


What we believe.

Three lines we keep coming back to. The longer version is on /bijleeai/why.

Right call

Continuous monitoring beats a one-off audit.

  • A daily pipeline catches what an annual walk cannot — soiling, inverter drift, partial string failure slip through a point-in-time report.
  • The platform-vs-EPC argument is on /bijleeai/why.
Right call

The audit you can defend is numbered in INR and dated.

  • Not one felt on the rooftop and written up three weeks later.
  • BijleeAI quantifies loss in lakhs the same day a problem starts — same-day email, monthly digest, dashboard tenure.
Right call

Data ownership belongs to the plant owner. Always.

  • Tenant-scoped dashboard, raw CSVs on request, no lock-in.
  • EPC commissions a plant, BijleeAI retains the audit trail across its operating life — owner never loses access.

Want to verify it on your own roof?

Skip the deck. Book a 20-min call and we'll walk through how BijleeAI would monitor one of your live plants — or drop a CSV first and see the audit email in 24 hours.

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