Organizations That Trust Us

A perfect end-to-end solution partner having immense experience in the solar industry. Our clients include Fortune 500 companies, mid-sized businesses and other individuals.

India Towards
Carbon Neutrality

India will be hitting a big target of Carbon Neutrality by 2070. Solar power will play a huge role in it. Watch this video to learn how you can benefit from Solar Power Plants and contribute to the cause.
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Commercial Solar Power Plant

Get rid of ever-increasing Electricity Tariffs. Install Solar Power Plant to reduce electricity bills and carbon footprint while maximizing profits by availing Tax Benefits.

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Industrial Solar Power Plant

Our Industrial Solar Power Plant Solutions are robust and built to last. It will help you achieve your Sustainability Goals while reducing Electricity Costs.

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Solar Power Plant for Home

Install Solar Power Plants for Reliable Power Supply of 25 years with attractive Government Subsidies and a Higher ROI than Bank Deposits.

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Plant Size

100 kWp
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1,152,000.00

Yearly Savings (Min)
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3.5 - 4.5

Payback (Years)

Financial Snapshot

Get clarity on your return on investment & environmental impact. Rooftop solar is the clear winner for sustainability and financing your own solar is as easy as buying a car.

Solar for Every Needs

Confused on how solar can be beneficial for your business? We provide tailored solutions for every need.

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How Solar Is Beneficial ?

27% of GHG emissions come from electricity generation, and decentralized Solar Power Plants can drastically reduce the number while providing a remarkable ROI and a better tomorrow.

Why SunShell?

SunShell is committed to deliver Clean, Affordable, and Innovative Solar Power Solutions to reduce clients' Electricity Costs and Carbon Footprint. The Main USP of SunShell has Optimized Designs and Highest Safety Standards.

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Zero Compromise To Safety

SunShell Power's top priority is and always will be the safety of the customer. We comply with the IEC and IS standards for your safety and security.

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Live Plan Monitoring

SunShell Power offers a Remote Monitoring solution for solar photovoltaic (PV) plants that allows clients to monitor their plant's production in real time.

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Dedicated After Sales Support

Not just great response during the project period but SunShell Power also provides world-class after sales service to ensure the optimal running period of the plant.

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Unbiased Solution

SunShell Power designs optimal solar power plant systems that cater to the customer's energy needs while keeping the economical aspect in mind.

Cross Functional Domain Expertise

We have a multi-faceted team which consists of – Renewable Energy, Storage Technologies & Smart Grid specialist, Engineers & architects, Energy auditors, Green Building Specialist, Chartered Engineer, AI & ML professionals and many other industry veterans.

Our Projects

SunShell's objective is to deliver smart and simple renewable energy solutions that positively impact and brighten up lives all across the nation.

FAQs

Still confused about solar?
Here are some frequently asked questions.

A solar power plant, also known as a solar farm or solar photovoltaic (PV) plant, is a large-scale installation that generates electricity by harnessing sunlight. It consists of multiple solar panels or modules arranged in arrays to capture solar energy, a net-metering system, the necessary hardware, and, in certain cases, additional items such as inverters, batteries, and so on.

Solar power plants use photovoltaic cells within solar panels to convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. This electricity is then converted into alternating current (AC) through inverters. The AC power is then sent to the electrical grid or used for local consumption.

There are several types of solar power plants available, each with its own unique characteristics and applications. Here are some of the main types: 1. On-Grid Solar Power Plants: On-grid, or grid-tied, solar power plants are connected to the electrical grid. These plants generate electricity from solar energy and supply it directly to the grid. They do not incorporate energy storage systems and rely on the grid for balancing supply and demand. Excess electricity generated during sunny periods can be fed back into the grid, earning credits through net metering or feed-in tariff programs. 2. Hybrid Solar Power Plants: Hybrid plants combine solar energy with other energy sources, such as wind or conventional fossil fuel generators. These plants can provide a more stable and reliable power supply, as they can generate electricity even during periods of low solar irradiance or at night. 3. Off-Grid Solar Power Plants: Off-grid solar power plants are designed to operate independently of the electrical grid. They are typically used in remote areas where there is no access to the utility grid. These systems incorporate energy storage solutions, such as batteries, to store excess electricity for use during times of low solar generation.

Solar power plants offer numerous benefits, including: - Renewable and clean energy source - Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions - Potential for energy independence - Long-term cost savings on electricity bills - Lucrative tax benefits and cuts - Job creation and economic growth - Minimal operating and maintenance costs

About 10-12 Sq.mt area is required to set up a 1 KWp Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV System.

A solar power plant, also known as a solar farm or solar photovoltaic (PV) plant, is a large-scale installation that generates electricity by harnessing sunlight. It consists of multiple solar panels or modules arranged in arrays to capture solar energy, a net-metering system, the necessary hardware, and, in certain cases, additional items such as inverters, batteries, and so on.

Solar power plants use photovoltaic cells within solar panels to convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. This electricity is then converted into alternating current (AC) through inverters. The AC power is then sent to the electrical grid or used for local consumption.

There are several types of solar power plants available, each with its own unique characteristics and applications. Here are some of the main types: 1. On-Grid Solar Power Plants: On-grid, or grid-tied, solar power plants are connected to the electrical grid. These plants generate electricity from solar energy and supply it directly to the grid. They do not incorporate energy storage systems and rely on the grid for balancing supply and demand. Excess electricity generated during sunny periods can be fed back into the grid, earning credits through net metering or feed-in tariff programs. 2. Hybrid Solar Power Plants: Hybrid plants combine solar energy with other energy sources, such as wind or conventional fossil fuel generators. These plants can provide a more stable and reliable power supply, as they can generate electricity even during periods of low solar irradiance or at night. 3. Off-Grid Solar Power Plants: Off-grid solar power plants are designed to operate independently of the electrical grid. They are typically used in remote areas where there is no access to the utility grid. These systems incorporate energy storage solutions, such as batteries, to store excess electricity for use during times of low solar generation.

Solar power plants offer numerous benefits, including: - Renewable and clean energy source - Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions - Potential for energy independence - Long-term cost savings on electricity bills - Lucrative tax benefits and cuts - Job creation and economic growth - Minimal operating and maintenance costs

About 10-12 Sq.mt area is required to set up a 1 KWp Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV System.

A solar power plant, also known as a solar farm or solar photovoltaic (PV) plant, is a large-scale installation that generates electricity by harnessing sunlight. It consists of multiple solar panels or modules arranged in arrays to capture solar energy, a net-metering system, the necessary hardware, and, in certain cases, additional items such as inverters, batteries, and so on.

Solar power plants use photovoltaic cells within solar panels to convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. This electricity is then converted into alternating current (AC) through inverters. The AC power is then sent to the electrical grid or used for local consumption.

There are several types of solar power plants available, each with its own unique characteristics and applications. Here are some of the main types: 1. On-Grid Solar Power Plants: On-grid, or grid-tied, solar power plants are connected to the electrical grid. These plants generate electricity from solar energy and supply it directly to the grid. They do not incorporate energy storage systems and rely on the grid for balancing supply and demand. Excess electricity generated during sunny periods can be fed back into the grid, earning credits through net metering or feed-in tariff programs. 2. Hybrid Solar Power Plants: Hybrid plants combine solar energy with other energy sources, such as wind or conventional fossil fuel generators. These plants can provide a more stable and reliable power supply, as they can generate electricity even during periods of low solar irradiance or at night. 3. Off-Grid Solar Power Plants: Off-grid solar power plants are designed to operate independently of the electrical grid. They are typically used in remote areas where there is no access to the utility grid. These systems incorporate energy storage solutions, such as batteries, to store excess electricity for use during times of low solar generation.

Solar power plants offer numerous benefits, including: - Renewable and clean energy source - Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions - Potential for energy independence - Long-term cost savings on electricity bills - Lucrative tax benefits and cuts - Job creation and economic growth - Minimal operating and maintenance costs

About 10-12 Sq.mt area is required to set up a 1 KWp Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV System.

A solar power plant, also known as a solar farm or solar photovoltaic (PV) plant, is a large-scale installation that generates electricity by harnessing sunlight. It consists of multiple solar panels or modules arranged in arrays to capture solar energy, a net-metering system, the necessary hardware, and, in certain cases, additional items such as inverters, batteries, and so on.

Solar power plants use photovoltaic cells within solar panels to convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. This electricity is then converted into alternating current (AC) through inverters. The AC power is then sent to the electrical grid or used for local consumption.

There are several types of solar power plants available, each with its own unique characteristics and applications. Here are some of the main types: 1. On-Grid Solar Power Plants: On-grid, or grid-tied, solar power plants are connected to the electrical grid. These plants generate electricity from solar energy and supply it directly to the grid. They do not incorporate energy storage systems and rely on the grid for balancing supply and demand. Excess electricity generated during sunny periods can be fed back into the grid, earning credits through net metering or feed-in tariff programs. 2. Hybrid Solar Power Plants: Hybrid plants combine solar energy with other energy sources, such as wind or conventional fossil fuel generators. These plants can provide a more stable and reliable power supply, as they can generate electricity even during periods of low solar irradiance or at night. 3. Off-Grid Solar Power Plants: Off-grid solar power plants are designed to operate independently of the electrical grid. They are typically used in remote areas where there is no access to the utility grid. These systems incorporate energy storage solutions, such as batteries, to store excess electricity for use during times of low solar generation.

Solar power plants offer numerous benefits, including: - Renewable and clean energy source - Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions - Potential for energy independence - Long-term cost savings on electricity bills - Lucrative tax benefits and cuts - Job creation and economic growth - Minimal operating and maintenance costs

About 10-12 Sq.mt area is required to set up a 1 KWp Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV System.