
A 2.4 MW building-integrated on-grid plant across the roofs of an industrial complex.
A 2.4 MW building-integrated plant spread across the long-span roofs of an industrial complex in Dinajpur, North Bengal's largest single-site rooftop at the time of commissioning.
The plant feeds the complex's daytime process load directly and exports the surplus through net metering.
The client wanted to cut a rising electricity bill without adding load to old roof purlins, and production could not stop during installation. North Bengal's winter fog and summer storms also had to be considered in the design.
We carried out a structural check of every roof bay, then designed a lightweight rail system clamped to the existing metal sheets with no new penetrations into the purlins. Work was split into six zones so each could be built and connected during weekly maintenance shutdowns.
Survey and design
Structural assessment, yield study and layout approved in 3 weeks.
Procurement
Modules and inverters delivered to site in 5 weeks.
Installation
Six zones installed over 8 weeks during planned shutdowns.
Commissioning
String tests, inverter start-up and utility inspection.
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| Item | Brand | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| N-type bifacial modules, 585 W | TW Solar | 4,104 |
| String inverters, 100 kW | Solis | 22 |
| Aluminium rails and clamps | Exclusive Solutions | Full roof set |
| Remote monitoring system | Solis Cloud | 1 |
The team planned every zone around our production calendar. We never lost a shift, and the plant has run to forecast since day one.

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