sOLAR pOWER pLANTS
Solar On-Grid Power Plant
A solar on-grid power plant generates electricity using solar panels and is connected directly to the utility grid. The power produced is first used for local consumption, and any excess energy is exported to the grid through net metering. During low solar generation, electricity is drawn from the grid. On-grid systems do not require batteries, making them cost-effective, low-maintenance, and ideal for homes, institutions, and commercial buildings
Hybrid Power Plant
A hybrid power plant combines solar power with battery energy storage and grid connectivity. It supplies electricity from solar panels during the day, stores excess energy in batteries for later use, and draws power from the grid when required. This system ensures uninterrupted power, improves energy reliability, and optimizes electricity costs, making it suitable for homes, institutions, and commercial applications.
Off-Grid Power Plant
An off-grid power plant operates independently of the utility grid and uses solar panels with battery storage to supply electricity. Energy generated during the day is stored in batteries and used during nighttime or low-sun periods. This system is ideal for remote locations and areas with unreliable grid access, providing complete energy independence and reliable power supply.