Most of rural & semi-urban India experiences 12-24 hours of power cut. Solar Power is the most economical and reliable way of powering your business. The inverter can charge the battery using Solar energy. Electricity board energy or the generator. Thus ensuring
that you have power backup even on rainy days. Most commercial operations in rural India runs on Diesel Generator. These generators are extremely expensive and
reduce a lot of maintenance. Additionally, the frequency is likely to vary depending on load which leads to break-down of the Dispensing Unit. These generators cause a lot of noise pollution making it uncomfortable for the owner to sit in his office.
Electricity Problem in Rural India
Price of diesel has been growing at an average rate of 7% per year. Additionally, diesel generators are extremely inefficient at low loads leading to energy cost of up to Rs 32/KWh. A typical petrol pump has very low
load during the day since only the pumps are working .
The Diesel generator of 15KVA or higher capacity consumes large amount of diesel during this time for supporting a small load of 2-3KVA as shown in graph.
Electricity Problem in Rural India
Solar Power Plant requires a large investment. However, this investment gives a return of upto 50% every year leading to a saving of more than Rs41 Lacs in 10 years for an RO and more that Rs13 Lacs saving over 10 years for a KSK.