Our Projects

Connecting the project to the substation meant setting up around 1 km of transmission line, with the initial plan requiring nearly 60 towers. The substation also had limited space for the required electrical equipment.

Our technical team studied the existing line, load flow and substation connections to find a more efficient solution. By implementing a Line-In Line-Out (LILO) arrangement, we were able to reduce the requirement from 60 towers to just 2. We also worked around the limited substation space by optimizing the panel and equipment layout.

Large-scale solar projects can have a significant presence in the areas where they are developed. Building a positive working relationship with local farmers and communities is therefore important to understanding local concerns, maintaining clear communication, and supporting the project's progress.

We are engaging with local farmers, landowners, and other stakeholders to encourage open communication and a shared understanding of the proposed solar development. By addressing queries and coordinating with the local community, we aim to support a smooth development process while taking local perspectives into consideration.