Total Solar is an experienced and leading provider of turnkey solutions for residential, commercial and government clients. One of our most popular solutions is the captive solar plant. We specialize in the engineering, design and installation of solar energy systems. Often referred to as rooftop solar systems, these captive solar plants are solar power systems that are installed on the roof of a building or on the premises of an organization. Typically, electricity is used to meet the needs of a building or an organization. The electricity generated by the captive solar plant is consumed within the premises, with any excess energy being fed back into the grid. The system is easy to install and requires minimal maintenance. In addition, Total Solar offers a wide range of financing options to help customers purchase and operate their Captive Solar Plant. Organizations can potentially save money by generating their own electricity and reducing their dependence on the grid.

Organizations that produce their own electricity with solar energy can safeguard themselves against power outages and other interruptions of the supply, as well as save money over the long term while contributing to a cleaner environment. This is because solar plants deliver clean and renewable energy with a lifespan of around twenty years. Furthermore, investing in sustainable options gives organizations an opportunity to positively present themselves as conscientious and sustainable companies. Overall, the goal of a captive solar plant project by Total Solar is to help the host company reduce its reliance on traditional fossil fuel sources of electricity, lower its energy costs, and reduce its carbon footprint.

Captive Solar Plant project by Total Solar includes

• The project will include the installation of photovoltaic (PV) panels to convert sunlight into electricity.
• The solar panels will need to be mounted on structures that are secure and able to withstand the elements.
• Inverters are necessary to convert the direct current (DC) electricity produced by the solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity that can be used by the host company.
• In some cases, a captive solar plant project may include the installation of battery storage to store excess solar energy for use when the sun is not shining.
• The solar power system will need to be connected to the host company’s electrical system and, if necessary, to the local power grid.
• The project will include the installation of systems to monitor and control the performance of the solar power system, such as sensors and software.