For Manufacturing & Heavy Industry
Industrial Solar Systems
As leaders in textile and manufacturing through Standard Industries, we understand industrial power needs — and design for them.
Industrial sites are a different problem from commercial ones. The load is heavier, it runs across shifts, and it does not politely follow daylight. Sizing starts from metered demand and the shift pattern, not from roof area — and the answer often involves storage or a hybrid configuration rather than a plain grid-tied array.
We install for
- Textile mills
- Manufacturing plants
- Food processing
- Chemical & pharmaceutical
- Warehousing
The right system for factories.
On-grid at scale
Three-phase, grid-synchronised arrays across shed and rooftop, metered per hall so you can see exactly which production line the solar is carrying.
See the equipmentHybrid with storage
Battery capacity sized to carry critical processes through a grid switchover — cold chain, controls, anything that loses product the moment it stops.
See the equipment
Recent installations.
- 850 kW
Noor Weaving Mills
Faisalabad
Rooftop and shed-mounted array feeding the spinning floor across two shifts, with metering per production hall.
- 420 kW
Ravi Food Processing
Sheikhupura
Hybrid system with storage sized to hold the cold-chain load through grid switchover.
In their words.
They understood a three-shift load before we finished explaining it. That is not something we found elsewhere — most quotes we received were sized off our floor area.
The storage sizing was the part that mattered to us. Our chillers ride through a switchover now, which used to cost us product every time.
Industrial Solar, answered.
Can solar carry a three-shift load?
Not on its own, and anyone who says otherwise is overselling. Solar carries the daytime shifts — usually the heaviest — and storage can stretch into the evening. Night load stays on the grid or your generator. What changes is how much of the bill that leaves.
Roof, shed or ground mount?
Whichever the site supports. Shed roofs are checked for structural capacity before anything is specified; where they fall short, unused land nearby often carries a ground-mount array more cheaply than reinforcing a roof.
Will it interfere with our machinery?
No. Grid-tied inverters synchronise to your existing supply and feed the same busbar, so the plant sees one supply. Sizing takes your largest motor start-ups into account.
Ready for industrial solar?
Tell us about the site and roughly what you pay each month. We'll come back with a sized system and an installed price.