Solar planned around the plant meter, the shift pattern, and the usable roof or land.
Paso Solar designs systems for the auto, FMCG distribution, and warehousing units around the Hoskote industrial area on the old Madras road, where large PEB roofs are common and most units run a daytime operation that solar matches well.
A system designed for this plant, this connection, this shift pattern, and this building.
We check the shift pattern and the split between process load and building services to see how much generation is used on site versus exported, and confirm the sanctioned demand and power factor from the BESCOM bill.
PEB roof capacity, sheeting age, fall-arrest provision, and skylight layout are checked before the capacity is fixed, and we mark the walkways and service zones the layout must keep clear.
Work is planned around dispatch bays and staff shift changes, with lifting and roof access in agreed windows, and we manage the BESCOM net-metering application and meter change.
Your proposal
It sets out the savings basis across energy and demand charges, the GNM review where relevant, who is responsible for what, DISCOM support, depreciation inputs, and the service cover for the proposed system.
A single daytime shift is a strong match, because you use most of the generation as it is produced rather than exporting it. The proposal shows exactly how much, based on your bills and hours, before you decide.
No. The usable area limits the layout, while the target connection, representative bills, recorded demand, shift pattern, and current approval conditions determine a responsible capacity.
It can, where the system generates through the hours your plant records its peak. The estimate shows the demand-charge reduction separately from the energy saving, because the two do not always move together.
The drawings, test and commissioning records, structural sign-off, monitoring access, operating guidance, warranty information, and the agreed support or AMC process.
Share recent bills, sanctioned demand, shift pattern, and basic site information.