Solutions
Homes, businesses, factories and open land all need different designs. We engineer each plant around the site and the way power is used there.
Homes, bungalows and housing societies
A rooftop plant sized to your household consumption, connected through net metering so the units you generate reduce your electricity bill.
Offices, shops, hospitals, schools and hotels
Daytime loads match solar generation closely, which makes commercial buildings a strong fit. We plan the work around your working hours.
Factories, warehouses and cold storages
Larger rooftop and shed-mounted plants for units with high power bills, engineered for metal-sheet or RCC roofs and integrated with your existing electrical system.
Open land and captive power projects
For sites with open land, we design and build ground-mounted plants — from land layout and foundations to evacuation and grid connection.
System types
We recommend the system type after understanding your power supply situation and what you want the plant to do.
Works together with the electricity grid, without batteries. Solar power is used first and surplus units are exported through net metering.
Best where grid supply is reliable and the goal is a lower bill.
Combines solar, batteries and the grid. Stored energy keeps selected loads running during power cuts.
Best where backup power matters along with savings.
Runs independently on solar and batteries, with no dependence on the grid.
Best for remote sites or places without dependable grid supply.
Mounting options
Ballasted or anchored structures for flat concrete terraces, with waterproofing protected.
Rail-based mounting fixed to the roof profile for industrial sheds and warehouses.
Raised structures that keep the terrace or parking space usable underneath.
Fixed-tilt structures on foundations for open land and larger plants.
Share your electricity bill and site details. We will survey the site and come back with a clear design, scope and proposal.