Load & infrastructure review
Roof and ground-mount systems
Safe work on active sites

Your process
From load review to commissioning
Every plant is different, so we begin with its load and electrical infrastructure and plan the installation around the site’s shift pattern and the area available.
01
Load & infrastructure review
We review the site’s load and its electrical infrastructure.
02
Array & protection design
We design the array, the inverters and the protection.
03
Supply & installation
Installation on roofs or ground mounts, planned for safe work on an active site.
04
Commissioning & support
Commissioning, inspection, maintenance and repair.
Key considerations
What we consider before recommending a system
Connected load
We review the plant’s connected load and its daytime demand.
Shift pattern
The design follows the hours the plant works.
Roof or land area
We check the roof or ground area that is available.
Safety & earthing
Electrical protection and earthing are part of the design.
Our projects
Industrial solar projects
From a 100 kW ice mill to a 2 MW plant at a steel mill. Open a project to see its capacity, system type, location and year.
Industrial
Industrial
Industrial
Let’s assess your plant for solar
Tell us about your site, your load and the roof or land available and we will recommend a system.
Frequently asked questions
Common Questions
Which sites suit industrial solar?
Industrial solar systems are larger installations for factories, mills, cold storage and other sites with heavy daytime loads.
How is an industrial system designed?
The design starts from the plant’s load, the roof or land available and the electrical connection, so that the array can supply the works while they run.
Can the installation be done on a working site?
Installation is planned with safety on an active site in mind, and electrical protection and earthing are part of the design.
Do you support the plant after commissioning?
Yes. We supply and install the panels, inverters, mounting structure and metering, and support the plant after commissioning with inspection, maintenance and repair.



