At Daystar Power, we go the extra mile in our designs to increase the efficiency of our hybrid solar solutions. This is especially true for our large industrial clients, who have unique power requirements compared to a multi-location client, like a bank or a gas station. For example, we often add transformers into our solar solutions for large industrial manufacturers, such as Nigerian Bottling Company and Atlantic Shrimpers, to reduce costs and boost efficiency. Here's how it works👇 The Challenge: Most factories require medium voltage (11kV) for their manufacturing process. Given that factory sites easily span kilometers, we’d have to use significant amounts of cabling to connect the solar plants to the inverter room and distribution points. It’s costly and inefficient. Our Solution: Instead, we add transformers to our solar installation design. The transformers step up the voltage and reduce current. This allows us to use smaller cross-sectional cables, which are 10-30% cheaper than low-voltage cabling. Today, we’ve integrated 13 transformers into projects across our 400 project portfolio. Are you interested in adding solar to your energy mix? Get in touch for a quote: https://lnkd.in/d5SVA7Z9
Precious Ozegbe
2mo
This is highly commendable
Lead Renewable Energy Engineer @ O.T Otis Engineering | Solar PV Design, Biogas Consultant, Project Management, Gender-Inclusive Career Support
3moThis is commendable Daystar Power Group Solar mini grids are getting better from all prior experiences. I currently work as an Engineering Consultant with O.T Otis Engineering on the EEP Phase III of the Rural Electrification Agency of Nigeria, and the experiences from Phase I & II have made project delivery better.