The electricity generated by the solar panels provides the facility’s own consumption. If the generating capacity of the solar power plant exceeds the consumption of the facility, the excess energy is “feeded” to the public grid, if the system does not produce enough, the missing energy is consumed from the public grid. The tariff is paid at the end of each month for the surplus of electricity produced (for the positive difference between the plant’s production and the facility’s consumption).
- Solar panels “Canadian Solar” 550W – 182 panels
- Solar inverter – 1 set
- Mounting system – 1 set
- Consumables – 1 set
- Cables for solar panels 6mm2 – 500 meters
- Set of protective automation – 1 set
- Mounting
Preliminary project evaluation
- Site visit;
- Assessment of the facility’s potential;
- Document analysis;
- Preparation of the initial commercial proposal based on the collected data.
Pre-project and design work
- Clarification of primary data;
- Preparation of design estimates;
- Approval of design estimates;
Equipment
Solar panels, polycrystalline, from the TOP-10 world market leaders (Canadian Solar, Trina, Jinko, JAsolar, Risen, Longi, Suntech, etc.)
Inverter equipment from TOP-10 world market leaders (ABB, Huawei, Growatt, Fronius, SMA, Must, etc.)
Solar mounting system
Protection and automation system, cable products, consumables
- Distribution equipment;
- DC protection system;
- AC protection system;
- Cable on the DC side;
- Side AC cable;
- Expendable materials.
* Equipment and prices are approximate, each project is calculated individually for specific conditions and tasks;
* The plant will produce about 125 MWh (125,000 kWh) of electricity per year of operation;
* Actual power is subject to actual weather conditions and may vary within ±15%;
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