Clean Energy & Power Solutions Opp. Palia Bus Stand, Nighasan Road, Lakhimpur Kheri

Before Solar
Comes the Site.

A practical assessment of your location helps us understand the available space, sunlight, electrical requirements and installation conditions.

Solar Potential Understand sunlight and possible shading
Available Space Evaluate suitable installation areas
Power Requirement Consider loads and electrical requirements
Solar Site Assessment
Site Assessment Evaluate • Plan • Recommend

Every Rooftop
Tells a
Different Story.

Two buildings with similar electricity requirements may have completely different rooftop conditions. Available area, orientation, shading and structural considerations can all influence a solar installation.

A site assessment helps identify these practical factors before the system is finalized.

We use the available information to understand the installation environment and help determine what type of solution may be suitable.

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Looking Beyond
the Solar Panels.

A good solar assessment considers the complete installation environment rather than looking at panel capacity alone.

01

Available Area

Understand the usable rooftop or installation area available for the proposed solar system.

02

Sunlight & Shading

Consider sunlight availability and potential shading from nearby structures or objects.

03

Orientation

Review the orientation and layout of the available installation space.

04

Electrical Requirement

Understand the property's electricity usage and connected equipment where applicable.

05

Installation Environment

Consider access, available installation areas and practical site conditions.

06

System Planning

Use the collected information to help plan a suitable system configuration.

Rooftop Solar Site Assessment

Your Roof Has
to Work With
Your Solar System.

Rooftop solar installation requires more than simply having open space. The layout, usable area, access and surrounding environment all need to be considered.

A practical rooftop assessment helps identify suitable installation areas and possible constraints before the system is finalized.

Usable rooftop area
Possible shading conditions
Panel layout considerations
Access and installation practicality
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Solar Capacity Should
Follow the Requirement.

The appropriate solar solution depends on how much electricity is required and how the power is used.

Connected Load

Understand the appliances, equipment and machinery connected to the electrical system.

Usage Pattern

Consider when electricity is used and whether consumption varies during the day.

Backup Requirement

Determine whether batteries or other backup solutions are required for critical loads.

Solar Generation

Consider the possible solar generation capacity based on the site and intended system.

From Site Visit
to System Planning.

We keep the assessment process practical and focused on information that can help with the next stage.

01

Discuss

Understand the customer's requirement and intended solar application.

02

Inspect

Review the available installation area and relevant site conditions.

03

Evaluate

Consider sunlight, space, loads and practical installation requirements.

04

Recommend

Identify suitable system possibilities based on the available information.

Better Information.
Better Planning.

A site assessment does not replace professional engineering or structural evaluation where required. Instead, it helps establish the practical information needed to move towards the next stage of a solar project.

Identify Suitable Areas

Understand where solar equipment may be appropriately positioned.

Understand Solar Conditions

Consider sunlight availability and possible shading issues.

Match the Requirement

Connect the proposed system with the customer's actual power requirements.

Plan the Next Step

Use the assessment information to proceed towards system planning and installation.

Let's Understand Your Site Before We Plan.

Share your location and solar requirement with us. We'll help you take the next step towards a suitable solution.