Ballyfabs International, a leading textile manufacturer, aimed to reduce operational energy costs and improve sustainability across its Gangarampore facility. The unit has high power requirements for textile processing, machinery, and lighting. To offset grid dependency and maximize rooftop utility, HCK Solar Energy Limited was selected to implement a customized solar PV system focused on long-term savings.

• Lower monthly electricity expenses for industrial operations
• Reduce reliance on grid power and combat rising tariffs
• Leverage existing shed structures for solar deployment
• Enable long-term financial savings through CAPEX ownership

HCK Solar conducted a site feasibility assessment and structural inspection of the factory sheds. A 262.71 kWp solar power plant was designed using a penetrative long-rail mounting system suitable for industrial shed rooftops.

Technical Highlights:

• Modules: Tier-1 Monocrystalline Solar Panels
• Inverters: High-efficiency grid-tied string inverters
• Mounting System: Long Rail Penetrative structure for shed rooftops
• Monitoring: IoT and SCADA-enabled smart tracking system
• Safety Features: Earthing, surge protection, and fire safety provisions

The solar installation has significantly reduced Ballyfabs International's electricity spending at its Gangarampore facility, while promoting clean energy adoption. The project offsets approximately 320 metric tons of CO₂ annually, reflecting the company’s sustainability commitment and operational efficiency goals.