In an initiative that resonates with the spirit of Indian Government's vision of "Atmanirbhar Bharat" (self-reliant India), GoodWe announces a 500KWp Solar Project in India. This project marks the company's first smart cowshed in the country, showcasing a potential model for energy independence in the nation's dairy sector.
Commissioned in collaboration with EPC leaders Sunprime Energy Solutions and powered by GoodWe's GW100K-HT Inverters, this project is a significant endeavor that not only reduces dependency on conventional energy sources but also generates additional economic benefits. The smart cowshed is situated at Dabar Hare Krishna Gowshala in Najafgarh, New Delhi.
Since its commissioning, the solar project has significantly diminished the carbon impact, equivalent to planting as many as 14,000 trees. Generating over 60 MWh of clean energy to the grid every month, it also leads to additional monthly income, contributing to better provision of food and shelter for the 5000 cows who inhabit the cowshed.
The heart of this transformative project are five GoodWe's cutting-edge GW100K-HT inverters, equipped with features designed to enhance energy savings and productivity in solar installations. What sets the inverters apart is their robustness and resilience to harsh environmental conditions. The feature of IP66 and C5 protection ensures the reliability and safety of the photovoltaic system.
The owner of Dabar Hare Krishna Cow shelter remarked, "We have been using the plant for the past year, and the results have been impressive. Such solar power projects pave the way for its extension nationwide, which should be installed in every cow shelter. "
The launch of the smart cowshed project is a celebration of innovation, sustainability, and self-reliance. It serves as a testament to GoodWe's commitment to sustainable development that extend beyond human communities. Embracing an energy transition approach mindful of animal welfare, GoodWe is pleased to play a part in this transformative journey.