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Industrial solar PV/2024/Meiktila, Myanmar

Meiktila Engineering Facility

A dedicated commercial rooftop solar array engineered to offset daytime electrical load across maintenance and engineering operations.

Meiktila Engineering Facility solar installation

118.8 kWp

Installed capacity

172 MWh

Annual energy output

121 t

CO2 avoided each year

25 years

Expected system life

01 / The brief

Designed around the demands of production.

Project objectives

  • 01Harness industrial workshop roof space to cut operational electricity expenditures.
  • 02Offset heavy daytime motor and machinery power consumption with on-site solar.
  • 03Deliver a rugged, low-maintenance solar installation tailored to Central Myanmar climate.

Equipment and systems

Solar PV modules

216x JA Solar 550W mono-facial modules (118.8 kWp)

String inverters

1x Growatt 100 kW commercial three-phase inverter

Mounting system

Corrosion-resistant anodized aluminium trapezoidal rooftop mounting

Monitoring platform

Smart online cloud monitoring with real-time yield telemetry

02 / In the field

A system built to perform every day.

Meiktila Engineering Facility project view 1
Meiktila Engineering Facility project view 2
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03 / The result

Better business performance, lighter environmental impact.

Business results

  • ✓Immediate reduction in daytime electricity costs for workshops and machinery.
  • ✓Protected against rising utility electricity tariffs with predictable clean energy.
  • ✓Rapid project deployment with minimal disruption to daily facility routines.

Environmental results

  • ✓Mitigates approximately 120 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions annually.
  • ✓Reduces transmission load on the national regional distribution network.
  • ✓Supports clean energy adoption across institutional engineering sites.

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