A hybrid solar system integrates solar energy with another power source, enhancing reliability and sustainability. Common configurations include solar-wind, solar-diesel, solar-battery, and solar-hydro hybrids. For instance, a solar-battery system stores excess energy during sunny periods, providing a continuous power supply during low sunlight or at night. These hybrid solutions address the intermittency of renewable sources, offering more stable and versatile energy generation. The choice of a specific hybrid system depends on factors such as location, energy needs, and available resources. Overall, hybrid solar systems play a crucial role in advancing resilient and eco-friendly energy solutions, contributing to a more sustainable future.

In India, a significant number of industrial complexes, parking facilities, and residential structures utilize tin roofs as a common roofing material. The decision to install solar panels on tin roofs is driven by its advantages, offering a cost-effective and durable solution. Beyond the environmental benefits of harnessing solar energy, this approach also contributes to the aesthetic improvement of the roof, building, or house. SunEdge Projects has actively participated in this initiative, successfully installing approximately 10 megawatts of solar capacity on tin roofs. This strategic deployment spans diverse geographical regions, including Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal. The choice of tin roofs for solar installations not only proves to be financially advantageous but also enhances the overall visual appeal of the infrastructure. The successful completion of numerous projects across different states underscores SunEdge Projects’ expertise in implementing solar solutions on tin sheds. These installations showcase the company’s commitment to advancing sustainable energy practices while seamlessly integrating with the existing structures. Explore some of our noteworthy projects to witness firsthand the positive transformation brought about by solar installations on tin roofs.