RJD Business Hub - 24 KW

About the project

Project Date:

12 January, 2024

Energy Generation:

24 KW

Category:

Commercial Project

Client / Company:

RJD Business Hub

Project Location:

Katargam, Surat, Gujarat

Project Information

The RJD Business Hub is proud to execute a 24 KW solar energy plant, which intends to advertise sustainable power use and reduce our operations’ carbon footprint. This task includes mounting high-efficiency photovoltaic (PV) photovoltaic panels throughout the center’s roof, using solar energy to create tidy, sustainable power for our business.

The 24 KW solar system is developed to fulfill a significant portion of our electricity needs, countering dependence on typical power sources and decreasing power costs. It will generate around 36,000 kWh of electricity every year, adding to environmental sustainability and long-term economic financial savings. This campaign aligns with RJD Organization Center’s dedication to eco-friendly energy and business social duty by decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting renewable resource objectives.

With the effective implementation of this solar plant, RJD Business Hub is taking a proactive step in the direction of energy independence and adding positively to a greener, a lot more lasting future.

Scope of Project

The extent of the 24 KW solar power plant task at RJD Business Hub consists of the comprehensive design, setup, and commissioning of a high-efficiency solar (PV) system. This project covers the installation of photovoltaic panels on the rooftop of the facility, ensuring ideal orientation and tilt for maximum energy capture. The system will certainly integrate with the existing electrical framework to offer a considerable section of the building’s energy demands.

The project includes the deployment of inverters, circuitry, and monitoring systems to make sure smooth and reliable operation, along with safety measures to safeguard the installment. Post-installation, the system will be monitored to evaluate performance, optimize power generation, and make sure lasting dependability.

This solar power plant is expected to generate roughly 36,000 kWh each year, sustaining the Hub’s shift to lasting power, decreasing electrical energy prices, and minimizing its carbon footprint.