VIRGIN SOLAR POWER PACK

ON Grid Solar Rooftop System

ON grid / Grid tied refers to a power systems which is connected to power grid. The electricity generated by solar array is fed to utilities using grid tied inverters. If the electricity generated by solar array is more than requirement of utility then it will be fed to grid. If the demand of utility is more than electricity generated by solar array, the balance requirement of power will be drawn from grid.

India gets plenty of sunlight and has 1.3 billion population, Consequently it has very little land per inhabitant. With drastic fall in prices of SPV modules and BOS on one hand and rising electricity tariffs in India on other hand. Grid connected solar roof top PV systems are becoming increasingly economically viable and offer multiple benefits. The expected payback with mid-sized grid connected solution is sub-5years.

Off Grid Solar Power System

OFF Grid refers to a power system that generates electricity from solar array and stores this electricity in batteries. The stored energy is fed to utility using inverters.

India enjoys over 300 days of sunshine every year. Energy from the sun can potentially solve India’s perennial power crisis for all time to come, because the sun’s energy will never get exhausted. Solar energy is clean, renewable and inexhaustible.

With solar power you can enjoy self-reliance by producing your own power, while also saving on huge electric bills.

Solar power is ‘environment friendly’ – it protects the environment by reducing reducing pollution, thus lowering your carbon footprint and advancing local and national energy independence and security.

Minimal maintenance helps you take advantage of the reliable technology with PV modules typically backed by 25 year power-output guarantee.

Virgin offers complete energy security, through the supply of photovoltaic systems anywhere in India. Virgin high-performance solar power systems can supply reliable, environment-friendly energy under the most diverse geographic and climatic conditions.

Virgin brings you custom-made systems to create completely self-sufficient power supply. Once installed, this system will power all electrical appliances and applications through solar energy.

Hybrid Solar System

A hybrid solar system combines the best from grid-tied and off-grid solar systems. These systems can either be described as off-grid solar with utility backup power, or grid-tied solar with extra battery storage.

Take Control of your power!!!

A world where reliable and cost efficient electricity should not be considered as a luxury, but as an essential part of life today and the future.

The Virgin Solar Hybrid System gives you:

• Control over your power bill using load shifting to store your energy from the renewables and use it when electricity costs are high.

• Independence from the Grid, you now have the choice of when and how you use it.

• Peace of Mind when the Grid goes down, you power doesn’t.

• Choice to self consume, storing unused solar for later use.

• Reliability you will never run out of power.

The Virgin Solar Hybrid System includes everything you need.

Solar Microgrid

In a world thirsting for sustainable solutions, the Virgin Solar Micro Grid emerges as a revolutionary force, redefining the very fabric of energy infrastructure. More than just a grid, it's a symphony of innovation and environmental responsibility, where every photon of sunlight translates into a beacon of hope for a cleaner future.

Picture this: a network of solar panels seamlessly integrated into the fabric of our communities, quietly harnessing the boundless energy of the sun. The Virgin Solar Micro Grid isn't just a power source; it's a dynamic ecosystem, intricately woven to power our lives while nurturing the planet we call home.

What sets this micro grid apart is its unwavering commitment to sustainability. Gone are the days of compromising between progress and the environment. This avant-garde solution not only meets our energy needs but surpasses them, all while leaving behind a smaller carbon footprint.

At its core, the Virgin Solar Micro Grid is a catalyst for change, empowering local communities to take charge of their energy future. It's not merely a technological marvel; it's a promise to communities that energy independence is not a luxury but a right.

Imagine a world where the hum of progress is accompanied by the gentle whirr of solar panels, where every kilowatt-hour generated is a step towards a cleaner, greener planet. The Virgin Solar Micro Grid isn't just a vision; it's a tangible embodiment of a future we can create today.

Join us as we embark on this transformative journey, where innovation and sustainability intertwine to illuminate a path toward a brighter and more harmonious tomorrow. The power is in our hands, and with the Virgin Solar Micro Grid, the future is brighter than ever.

Charge ahead, powered by the sun.

Unlocking the Power of Tomorrow: Introducing the Virgin Solar Micro Grid

What is a Solar Microgrid?

Solar Microgrids are integrated networks or ‘grids’ of power. Think of it in the same way that you and your neighbours receive your electricity – through a shared network. Using energy generated from the sun, the system captures, stores, and distributes clean electricity to an entire community. This is done by installing large, high quality solar panels and batteries in a central location. Sometimes called a ‘hub’, this central location is where all the technology is stored in a secure room, often underneath the solar panels themselves. Once the technology has been installed, the solar microgrid is completed by connecting electrical wiring from the central power location to nearby houses, businesses, and farms.

Sound familiar to how you get power? That’s because it likely is! The only difference is the size of the system and the use of solar panels. So, instead of households managing and repairing their own personal generators, they are connected to a community-wide energy provider. With a solar microgrid, when a family turns on their lights or runs their refrigerator, they draw power from the central ‘hub’ on-demand. Each month, families either pay a flat usage fee or a metred bill for energy that they personally used from the larger, shared network. These fees are collected and managed by an elected committee of community members (rather than a private or public utility company) and go towards future repairs or expansion of the network.

Solar Microgrids have been used to power homes, hospitals, schools, businesses, irrigation pumps for agriculture, street lights, and more.