Solar farms produce no pollution of any kind, and use very little water compared to traditional power plants.
What are Solar Farms?
While homeowners with solar panels on their roofs aim to generate enough power to cover their individual energy needs, large utility-scale solar farms are designed to generate enough electricity to power thousands of homes and businesses.Who do solar farms work? A solar panel farm feeds power into the electrical grid just as fossil-fuel energy plants do,except that solar farms produce no pollution of any kind, and use very little water compared to traditional power plants.
BENEFITS
• Reduces oil needs
• Less dependence on fuel costs
• No need of power/ transmission lines
APPLICATIONS• Rural areas
• Isolated areas, island, etc
• Emergency needs (Camps / Hospitals...)
• Industrail needs (Mining industry....)
• Water pumping
• And much more
OPTIONS• Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
• Can be accommodate with others technologies
Range of Models
• 70kW (50 % wind + solar + batteries and 50% diesel) with solar tracking system
• 60kW (40 % wind + solar + batteries and 60% diesel) with solar tracking system
• 5kW : manual control
Design Advantages• Sustainable and immediate solution
• 3 power sources for a 24 hours energy delivery and a battery bank :
1) PV Modules
2) Wind turbines
3) Diesel generator
• Plug and Play
• Transportable design :
1) By ground
2) By Sea
3) By air (special version)
Types of Wastes Being Used for Biomethanation
• Organic (Biodegradabel) MSW (Munciple Solid Waste)
• Animal Dung
• Poultry Manure
• Food / Kitchen Waste
• Vegetable And Fruit Waste
• Sewage Water (Grey Water) and Human Wash
• Sugar Mill Press Mud
• Distillery and Starch Units Spent Wash
• Abattoir Waste / Slaughter House
