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Commercial and Industrial Rooftop Solar

Rooftop solar for rubber units, factories, hospitals, schools, churches and hotels across central Kerala.

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Across Kottayam and central Kerala, many of the biggest daytime power users are rubber processing units, small factories, hospitals, schools, churches and hotels. They run mostly in daylight, which is when solar generates, so a rooftop plant can take a real share of the bill.

We engineer each plant for the roof and the weather: wind loads during monsoon storms, corrosion near the backwaters and coast, and lightning protection for exposed rooftops. Then we handle the KSEB documents for your connection category.

Who this is for

  • Rubber processing units and small factories
  • Hospitals and clinics with steady daytime demand
  • Schools, colleges, churches and other institutions
  • Hotels, resorts and homestays
  • Shops, offices and commercial buildings

What's included

  • Load and tariff study from your KSEB bills and connected load
  • Roof survey: sheet condition, truss strength and concrete roof capacity
  • Layout, single-line diagram and generation estimate
  • Structures designed for monsoon wind and rain
  • Corrosion-resistant materials for sites near the coast or backwaters
  • Lightning protection, surge protection and earthing
  • KSEB documentation for your connection category
  • Commissioning and remote monitoring

How it works

  1. Step 1: Load study

    We review your bills, connected load and how your consumption runs through the day.

  2. Step 2: Engineering proposal

    You get a design, expected generation and the assumptions behind the payback figure.

  3. Step 3: Installation

    We schedule work around your operations and the weather.

  4. Step 4: Approvals and handover

    We file the KSEB documents, commission the plant and set up monitoring for your team.

A proposal your committee can review

Commercial and institutional plants are quoted per project. The proposal sets out system size, equipment, expected generation and every assumption behind the payback estimate, so a management committee or board can check the numbers.

Commercial and Industrial Rooftop Solar: common questions

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