Rooftop Solar Power Project at SMP Factory (Hung Yen)

Solar power projects are one of the important solutions to exploit renewable energy sources, protect the environment and ensure energy security for the future. Solar power is generated by converting sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic panels. This is a clean, available and unlimited source of energy, which does not cause greenhouse gas emissions or other types of pollution. Therefore, solar power projects are being widely deployed in many countries around the world, including Vietnam, to meet the increasing demand for energy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

To implement a solar power project, there are many important steps that need to be taken from the initial stage to completion:

1. Pre-feasibility study : First, investors need to conduct a survey of the area, research on weather conditions, solar radiation intensity, and the potential of the area to ensure that the project will be able to operate effectively. Geographical and climatic issues play a key role in determining the feasibility of the project.
2. Engineering design : Once the potential is determined, the system design process begins. This includes the design of the location, tilt angle of the panels, the choice of solar panels, storage systems and associated equipment such as inverters, control and measurement devices.
3. Permitting and approval : The project must comply with local laws and regulations. The process of obtaining construction permits, power purchase agreements, and grid connection agreements are all essential procedures.
4. Installation : Once the necessary permits are in place, the construction process begins. Install solar panels on rooftops or open areas, connect the system to the national grid or an energy storage system. This step requires the participation of a skilled technical team to ensure the system is installed correctly and safely.
5. Trial operation and commissioning : Finally, the system will be trial operated to check its stability and efficiency before being officially put into operation.