Through technology and scientific research, scientists have been able to successfully find ways to conserve finite resources. They have been able to discover alternates to renewable energy. One of these is solar energy. By combining modern day technology and sunlight, the production of solar energy has become a possibility.

Benefits of Project

 

Large solar panels are used to absorb the powerful solar rays emitted from the sun and convert these into power resources

• The earth is a planet of immense beauty
• Sun is an incredible source of energy
• Produce energy to generate electricity
• Large solar panels are used to absorb
• Solar power is a remarkable progress

Technologies What We Used

The project uses state-of-art robots for module cleaning to ensure ZERO water usage at the plant. In the water deficient state of Wanarpathy, this experimental technology will transform the way future Solar projects are built. Our project is executed under Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) wherein Indigenous cells and PV modules have been used. The Project is installed with TMEIC inverter to achieve high inverter efficiency. Project has been commissioned in September 2018.

Net metering has become possible through solar panels. When energy is produced through these panels, it is directly converted from sunlight. Therefore, there is no wastage of water and excessive production is not problematic. This is because net metering allows organizations and businesses to reserve the energy and distribute it.

Benefits of Project

 

Large solar panels are used to absorb the powerful solar rays emitted from the sun and convert these into power resources used to light up residential and commercial areas.

• The Project include 50 MW Solar Power Project with fixed tilt technology
• Best in class Polycrystalline PV modules of JA Solar are installed in Project
• The Project is installed with TMEIC inverter to achieve high inverter efficiency
• RO plant water cleaning system for module cleaning to maintain ratio

Technologies What We Used

The project uses state-of-art robots for module cleaning to ensure ZERO water usage at the plant. In the water deficient state of Wanarpathy, this experimental technology will transform the way future Solar projects are built. Our project is executed under Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) wherein Indigenous cells and PV modules have been used. The Project is installed with TMEIC inverter to achieve high inverter efficiency. Project has been commissioned in September 2018.