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Distributed Solar-Grid Integration Project

Community-linked solar that powers battery charging and swapping stations, aggregating rooftop and public-asset generation with the grid kept as a balancing resource rather than the default supply.

Distributed Solar-Grid Integration Project

Distributed Solar-Grid Integration Project

The Distributed Solar-Grid Integration Project is designed to support the growing electricity demand created by large-scale battery-swapping infrastructure while promoting greater utilisation of domestically generated renewable energy.

Under a preliminary high-throughput operating scenario, one major swapping station may serve approximately 50 to 60 two-wheelers and three-wheelers, 10 to 15 four-wheelers and up to 10 heavy-duty vehicles per hour. Depending on the number of battery modules exchanged, charging speed, battery inventory and operating schedule, the station's combined charging demand could approach 2 MW during peak operations.

To support this demand, Amigas Green Tech proposes a coordinated renewable-energy participation model involving suitable residential societies, commercial establishments, institutions and property owners located near participating swapping stations. Subject to technical feasibility, statutory permissions and mutually agreed commercial terms, participating properties may install rooftop or distributed solar-generation systems.

Participating property owners will first utilise an agreed share of the solar electricity generated at their premises. Eligible surplus renewable energy may then support swapping-station demand through approved grid interconnection, metering, energy-accounting and settlement mechanisms. The conventional electricity grid will continue to provide balancing and supplementary power whenever renewable generation is insufficient.

This coordinated model can reduce peak pressure on the electricity grid, increase productive utilisation of rooftop solar resources and create a transparent framework connecting renewable-energy generation with clean-mobility demand.

Residential societies, offices and a school with rooftop solar near an Amigas site
Nearby societies, businesses and institutions host the rooftop generation.
Diagram of rooftop solar feeding local use, surplus collection and a swapping station with grid backup
Hosts use their own solar first; eligible surplus supports station charging, with the grid balancing.

This service is built on our own research programme.

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What is included

  • Baseline measurement and feasibility study
  • Technical specification and system sizing
  • Procurement support and vendor evaluation
  • Installation, commissioning and handover
  • Performance monitoring and reporting
  • Operation, maintenance and lifecycle planning

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