Solar Design & Engineering
Precision-Driven Design for Reliable Solar Performance
Electrical Design
We design DC and AC systems including string configurations, protection systems, SCADA integration, and single-line diagrams in compliance with IEC 60364 and CEA 2019 codes.
Structural & Civil Design
Our engineers prepare module-mounting structures, foundation plans, and load calculations customised for wind speed, seismic zones, and soil types.
Design Validation & Review
We validate vendor drawings and issue Good-for-Construction (GFC) approvals, ensuring design integrity through every phase.
Multi-Disciplinary Expertise
Electrical, structural, and civil engineers under one roof.
Quality Focus
Compliance with IEC, MNRE, and CEA design standards.
BIM Ready
3D design models ready for integration with digital twins.
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Building Profitable Solar Portfolios: The Successful Strategy of Solar Developers in India
“In the world of solar project development, securing long-term PPAs, minimizing costs, and ensuring optimal project performance are crucial for maximizing…
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Documentation requirements for the Site Selection credit
sample multi-objective questions with answers for the Site Selection credit category of LEED BD+C: Question: Which of the following areas would…
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Powering the Future: National Mission on Transformative Mobility and Battery Storage Policies for Promoting Domestic Manufacturing of Energy Storage in India
The Indian government has recognized the immense potential of energy storage technologies in transforming the country’s mobility landscape and driving sustainable…
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Understanding Daylight Autonomy Annual Hours: A Key Metric for Daylighting Design
Introduction: Daylighting, or the use of natural daylight to illuminate indoor spaces, is an important consideration in building design. It not…
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Understanding Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC): A Key Factor in Building Design
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) is an important factor to consider in building design, particularly in relation to energy efficiency and…