• Engineering: The solar EPC company conducts a thorough engineering analysis to assess the roof’s structural integrity, load-bearing capacity, and orientation. The design is tailored to the specific roof layout, maximizing solar panel placement for optimal sunlight exposure.
• Procurement: The EPC company procures the necessary solar panels, inverters, mounting structures, wiring, and other components from reputable manufacturers. They ensure that the equipment meets quality standards and the project’s technical requirements.
• Construction: The solar installation team installs the solar panels on the rooftop, connects them to the inverters, and integrates the entire system with the building’s electrical infrastructure. Proper wiring, grounding, and safety measures are implemented during the installation process.
• Commissioning and Testing: After installation, the solar system undergoes thorough testing and commissioning to ensure it is functioning correctly and safely. Performance metrics are recorded to verify that the system meets the expected energy production levels.
  
• Monitoring and Ongoing Maintenance: Some solar EPC companies provide monitoring systems to track the system’s performance remotely. Regular maintenance and inspections may be offered to keep the system operating optimally.

Ground Mount Solar EPC:

Ground mount solar EPC involves the construction of solar energy systems on the ground rather than on rooftops. This approach is used when there is available open space, making it suitable for large-scale solar projects, solar farms, or installations in locations with limited rooftop space. The process includes:

• Site Assessment: The solar EPC company assesses the site’s solar potential, terrain, soil conditions, and any potential shading factors that may affect solar panel placement.
• Engineering and Design: A solar system design is created, taking into account the site’s specific requirements and conditions. This includes choosing the appropriate mounting structure, panel orientation, and system layout.
• Procurement and Construction: The EPC company procures the solar panels, inverters, and other components needed for the installation. Ground-mounted solar arrays are constructed on the site, with foundations, racking systems, and electrical components carefully installed.
• Testing and Commissioning: Similar to rooftop installations, the ground mount solar system undergoes testing and commissioning to ensure its proper functionality and performance.
• Maintenance and Monitoring: Ground mount solar systems may also come with monitoring and maintenance services to ensure optimal performance over time.

In both rooftop and ground mount solar EPC projects, the EPC company takes responsibility for the entire process, from engineering and design to procurement, construction, testing, and sometimes maintenance. This turnkey approach simplifies the solar installation process for property owners, ensuring a seamless and efficient deployment of solar energy systems.