Su-Kam renders technical expertise for commissioning of solar power plant at Bhathinda Air Force station

Author(s): City Air NewsBhathinda: Su-Kam, one of India’s leading companies in power back- up and solar solutions, has provided technical support to 1.0MWp solar power plant being commissioned by Frigo Pvt Ltd for Military Engineering...

Su-Kam renders technical expertise for commissioning of solar power plant at Bhathinda Air Force station
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Bhathinda: Su-Kam, one of India’s leading companies in power back- up and solar solutions, has provided technical support to 1.0MWp solar power plant being commissioned by Frigo Pvt Ltd for Military Engineering Services(MES) at Air Force station at Bhisiana, Bhathinda.

A successful example of ‘Make in India’, it is the first utility scale project to be taken up by MES which has an overall plan of putting up 150MWp projects at various stations of Army, Navy and Air Force.

“The installation of solar power plant is an important and necessary move. Not only it has the potential to reduce carbon footprints, it will also yield good return of investment within a short span of time by saving daily power consumption,” said Mr. Kunwer Sachdev, Founder and Managing Director, Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd.

The plant installed by Smart Roof Solar Solution Pvt. Ltd. (business associates of Su-Kam) at Bhisiana is ground mounted with a total capacity of 1000KWp. It has used 3125 number of solar panels producing DC power using solar energy. The panels have been mounted in fixed mode facing south and fitted at 30 degree angle from horizontal base. It has two Power Control Units of 500 KW each for converting DC power into AC power. This power is stepped up to 11KW and has been connected to the grid.

The plant is expected to generate around 15 lakh units of power per year recovering the cost of the plant in six years. It will minimize the power consumption from the grid to almost nil since the plant is capable of generating and utilizing solar power.

Su-Kam had earlier installed 1.3 MW of solar off-grid power system at various north-eastern locations for Assam Rifles, Indian Army.

Date: 
Tuesday, October 10, 2017