India’s Solar Policy: JNNSM
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The National Solar Mission is an initiative of the Government of India and State...
September 3, 2022
Energy Storage Systems
Firstgreen’s solar team has experience in designing of solar PV systems with energy storage to meet your un intrupted energhy requirements. Firstgreen’s team carry out the techno-commercial assessment of energy storage systems to meet your requirement. We also conduct the complete design and engineering of energy storage systems.
- Successfully handled over 500 MW of solar advisory projects to various projects to some of the leading solar project developers.
- In-house capacity of conducting the detailed engineering and design of solar power projects with strong team of over 15 design experts.
- No Maintenance concerns to the end consumer
- Over 10 years of experience in design, engineering and project management of large solar power projects as well as solar rooftop projects.
- Project management expertise and strong technological knowhow on handling the solar power projects.
- Successful track record of executing large solar rooftop project up to capacity of 3 MW under challenging climatic conditions.
- MNRE Channel partnership for new entrepreneurs. Firstgreen is also a SETNET partner to National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE) for conducting the solar PV training programs to the solar professionals.
Our services related to energy storage systems include:
Site assessment
Solar PV + Energy Storage design
We conduct the battery storage system sizing and performance modeling on Homer and many other NREL tools. We al;so conduct the solar PV-plus-storage system sizing optimization
Solar Mini grid design
Design for solar mini grid and off grid systems
Firstgreen conduct the design of your solar minigrid with energy storage systems to meet your stand alone requirement.
Techno-economic feasibility
Installation & Commissioning
Techno-economic feasibility assessment for energy storage systems is conducted using the simulation tools to suit your load conditions.
