An on-grid power plant under 100 kW is a solar photovoltaic (PV) system that connects directly to the electrical grid. It consists of solar panels that generate electricity from sunlight, an inverter that converts this electricity into a form usable by the grid, and metering equipment to measure energy flows. These systems help offset electricity costs by feeding excess power into the grid and typically require minimal maintenance. They are installed in compliance with local regulations and utility standards, offering economic benefits through reduced energy bills and environmental advantages by reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

An above 100 kW Ongrid Power Plant typically refers to a grid-tied solar photovoltaic system designed to generate electricity from sunlight. These systems are connected to the utility grid, allowing excess electricity to be exported and enabling users to draw power from the grid when solar production is insufficient.

A solar pump is a device powered by solar energy that is used to pump water or other fluids. It typically consists of solar panels to capture sunlight, a pump system (often a submersible pump), and sometimes a storage system such as a tank or reservoir. Solar pumps are commonly used in remote areas where grid electricity is unavailable or unreliable, offering a sustainable and cost-effective solution for water supply in agriculture, irrigation, livestock, and domestic applications.

Domestic, Commericial, Institutional Ground Mount and Rooftop Solar power plant. Type: OFF Grid, Hybrid Solar Power Plant. The Off-Grid Roof Top Solar System is the one with rooftop solar system not linked with the main grid system. This system allows the storage of power in battery. In the day time the solar power charges the battery of rooftop solar system which is then utilized in powering various electrical appliance.