Installing a Captive Solar Plant
Setting up a Captive Power Plant is not an easy task. There are a few factors to consider while setting up a captive solar power plant such as - Load Supported, Type of Loads, Hours of Operation, Days of Autonomy and Space Available. At present, there are about 10 major companies in India that can set up the entire captive solar PV system.
For more details on setting up a captive solar power plant, Click here
For more details on setting up a hybrid solar plant, Click here
Apart from this, there a list of Essential Components and Optional Components required to set up a plant.
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