Our Projects

Since its inception, SunShell Power has undertaken numerous projects where solar solutions are delivered to residents and corporates. Here is a glimpse of some of the projects.

Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCIL) Substation in Assam Reduces Carbon Footprint with 90 kWp Solar Power Plant

Location: Niz Baghmari, Assam.

Capacity: 90 kWp Grid Connected

Department: Public Sector Undertakings

Purpose: Reduction of Electricity Bill and Carbon Footprint

Discover the successful completion of a 90 kWp solar power plant at the PGCIL substation in Assam. This grid-connected project demonstrates our commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. Learn about our expertise in overcoming logistical challenges and delivering exceptional results ahead of schedule.

250 kWp Solar Power Plant Project at Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE)

Location: GRSE, Kolkata, India

Capacity: 250 kWp

Department: Government body

Purpose: Reduction of Electricity Bill and Carbon Footprint

Discover the impressive 250 KWP Solar Power Plant Project at GRSE, Kolkata. This grid-connected system with net metering and innovative technologies exemplifies GRSE's commitment to India's carbon neutrality goal.

Solar Powered Drinking Water System at Sahibganj

Solar-Powered Solution Overcomes Challenges and Provides Clean Drinking Water to Tribal Community at Sahibganj, Jharkhand

Location: Sahibganj, Jharkhand

Capacity: 2 Hp 200 meter head customized pump, 2 Hp 90-meter head pump

Department: DWS Jharkhand

Purpose: Drinking Water System

Drinking water and water supply for daily life needs is a basic requirement for a human being. This may not seem to be a huge issue, but this is not the case in areas like Sahibganj, a terminal district of Jharkhand, surrounded by Hills and Jungles.

Empowering Assam’s Ahom Pathar Community: Solar-Powered Water System for Clean Drinking Water and Environmental Sustainability

Location: Ahom Pathar, Assam

Capacity: 3 Hp Openwell Submersible & 3 Hp Submersible Pump

Department: PHED Assam

Purpose: Filtered Drinking Water

Safe drinking water access is a fundamental human necessity and a basic human right. All people’s physical and social health is put at risk by contaminated water. Approximately 15% of Indians use open defecation, while more than 6% of the population lacks access to clean water. Such is the case for Ahom Pathar, a tribal village in Assam.

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