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Be Part of a with India's Leading Solar Solutions Provider BE PART OF A SUNNY FUTURE WITH INDIA‘S LEADING SOLAR SOLUTIONS PROVIDER VIKRAM SOLAR WHO WE ARE Vikram Solar Limited is a globally recognized reliable solar energy solutions 130 MW, Bhadla, Rajasthan provider, specializing in high efficiency PV module manufacturing and comprehensive EPC solutions. With international presence across 5 continents, we are an active contributor in shaping the solar revolution. Carrying forward the rich legacy and extensive manufacturing experience of the Vikram Group, Vikram Solar, since 2006, is building on a more than 4 decade-old success story. Our products are designed to the highest 80 MW, Charanka, Gujarat standards of quality, reliability and performance. We have reached the 1 GW mark of annual PV module production capacity in 2017. In line with our company’s focus on adopting pioneering and innovative technologies, our manufacturing facility has the finest machinery and equipment imported from the United States, Switzerland, Germany and Japan. High Return on Investment (RoI), a 50 MW, Mandsaur, MP sustainable production and the proven reliability of our products make us the preferred choice for global EPC companies, project developers and investors alike. Vikram Solar takes pride in its track record of more than 750* MW of solar EPC experience in India. * Includes ongoing (Ground Mounted & Rooftop) 40 MW, Kachaliya, MP Vkrm-EPC-flyer-V18-E-IND-R02 OUR PRESENCE RAJASTHAN • 130 (2x65) MW NTPC • 40 MW NVVN, Lexicon & Symphony • 10 MW SECI UTTARAKHAND • 5 MW Sungold • 2 MW Jay Ace Energy Pvt. Ltd. Technologies Ltd. • 5 MW Star Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. • 5 MW Precision Technik Pvt. Ltd. MADHYA PRADESH • 50 MW NTPC • 40 MW IL & FS Energy • 30 (3X10) MW BEL* • 5 MW IL & FS Energy WEST BENGAL • 10 MW WBSEDCL Patni* • 10 MW WBSEDCL GUJARAT Salboni* • 80 (2x40) MW GIPCL CHHATTISGARH • 10 MW ONGC • 2 MW CIL ODISHA • 5 MW Konark • 1 MW Molisati Gujarat Pv Pvt. Ltd. Vinimay Pvt. Ltd. • 1 MW Jay Iron & TELANGANA Steel Ltd. • 5MW SECI-BDL KARNATAKA ANDHRA PRADESH • 20 (2x10) MW Jindal • 200 (2x100) MW APGENCO* Aluminium Ltd. • 10 MW TTD • 20 MW Hero Future Energies Pvt. Ltd.* TAMIL NADU JVS Export Pvt. Ltd. • 5 MW *Ongoing Projects OUR ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE WHAT DIFFERENTIATES US TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT & STEPS ◆ Quality Circles (QC) - The team consists of members FOLLOWED DURING THE PROJECT STAGES from engineering, procurement and project to brainstorm ◆ Proper site survey with variable tilt-pitch analysis on issues related to an execution. The differentiation is ◆ Land undulation analysis from contour for trackers that, in Vikram Solar, this team is driven by engineering ◆ Implementation of 1500V system design ◆ Latest Software tools for Design & Engineering like ◆ Proper scrutiny of RFQ/ Tenders and form risk analysis PVSyst, SUNDAT, AutoCAD, PVCAD, STAAD Pro, Sketch and mitigation matrix Up etc ◆ Preparation and thorough adherence to the master ◆ Technology Orientation – We give more emphasis on deliverable list new technologies like single axis tracker, string & micro ◆ Flawless detailed engineering for reducing number of inverters, battery energy storage system (BESS), micro revisions grid, floating solar systems,etc. This entire R&D is under ◆ Formation of Quality Circles for discussion with project the Application Development Wing of engineering section and purchase and going for weekly review of work ◆ Close co-ordination between Application Development progress to smoothen project execution and Pre-sales team ◆ Following Theory of Constraint for analysing bottlenecks and resolve the same on an urgent basis ◆ Validation of contour map with own Total Stations STEPS TO OUR OPERATIONS & EPC SUCCESS MAINTENANCE For O&M, we have a committed team powered by latest tools, vision for future and zeal to meet challenge. The team practises and maintains industry standards like Kaizen, Six PLANNING Sigma at project site. Solar resource assessment We have capability & adaptability to handle multiple projects simultaneously at different parts of India. We do STEP 1 STEP Site survey & feasibility analysis O&M on project sites spread across India smoothly with Geo technical analysis & topographical help of structured zone wise establishment & redundancy study set-up and with a combination of centralised planning and distributed field support. Validation and preliminary planning for project execution with timeline benchmarking Understanding Use of advance planning & monitoring O&M Need tools like MS-Project, S Curve, TOC & 6 Sigma Periodic Analysis, Site Analysis, Upgradation Punch Point & DETAILED ENGINEERING and Client Risk Analysis Yield assessment by optimising tilt & pitch Confidence STEP 2 STEP Use of advanced design tools like STAAD, O&M Cycle of PVSyst, etc Vikram Solar Design optimisation with loss minimisation Selection of components against stringent Agreement Operation & quality norms Sign & O&M Maintenance Finalisation of design and drawings: Civil, Takeover Mechanical & Electrical Inventory Adherence to master deliverable List Creation, Team PROCUREMENT & DELIVERY Mobilization Interaction with vendors for component benchmarking as per IS/IEC codes and ROBUST PROCESSES FOLLOWED AT EACH SOLAR STEP 3 STEP standards PV PLANT Strong follow-up with the vendors to ◆ Standard SOP ensure timely delivery ◆ PM/BM Schedule Pre-dispatch material inspection as per ◆ Testing & Inspection strict quality assurance Plan ◆ Remote Monitoring and Report Analysis ◆ Innovation in O&M by using battery operated grass cutting, robotic cleaning etc. CONSTRUCTION ◆ Cleaning Schedule Quality and timely monitoring of ◆ Critical Spares Management construction work STEP 4 STEP ◆ Safety Practices Installation Vs Design validation ◆ Review and Analysis Commissioning and trial run SCADA- SOFTWARE DRIVEN DEVICE Adherence to execution schedule, ◆ To track the performance of a PV power plant deployment of skilled staff at site, ◆ Provide real-time and historical data, performance- adherence to Pre- Commissioning & based alerts, web-based (or cellular) monitoring Commissioning check lists ◆ An innovative concept in Indian solar market - The technology was implemented by Vikram Solar in association with renowned organization - GE O&M ◆ Establishes highest reliability, top performance Analysing plant performance parameters assurance & consistency STEP 5 STEP Pre-defined preventive maintenance schedule Analysing system failure & taking corrective actions to prevent re-occurrence Actual Vs Modelled comparison & analysis Generation forecasting & monitoring through Central Monitoring system 50 MW NTPC Plant WHAT IS SAID ABOUT US reen energy has always e are pleased to join Gbeen on our radar and we Whands with Vikram are happy to have partnered with Solar for this prestigious “Vikram Solar, a frontrunner in project which will set a this regard. Their proven record benchmark in the country. of expertise in such projects has Sunil Wadhwa been reinforced with this plant. IL&FS Energy Pragun Jindal Khaitan MD, Jindal Aluminium Limited ” Inspection at site Control room Ongoing module cleansing WHAT MAKES US 1ST CHOICE ISO ISO 9001 certified EPC division MORE THAN 700 MW^ of ground mounted solar EPC projects LCOE LCOE BASED EPC APPROACH instead of CAPEX based PRESENCE ACROSS: Development -> Financing -> EPC -> O&M MORE THAN 280 MW of O&M project experience DELIVERY FOCUSED APPROACH & best in class design & engineering quality CUSTOMISED SOLUTIONS: Built and installed India’s 1st Floating Solar Power Plant INDIA’S LEADING TIER 1 MODULE MANUFACTURER with SYSTEM INTEGRATOR GRADING OF SP1A# indicating Highest Performance Capability & High Financial Strength ^Includes ongoing #ICRA CERTIFICATIONS • ISO 9001 Quality Management System • UL 1703 Certified • ISO 14001 Environmental Management System • CEC Listed (60 & 72 cell modules) • BS OHSAS 18001 Health & Safety Management • CAN/CSA Certified (Canada) System • Memberships: SEIA (US), • IEC 61215, 61730, 61701, 62716 Certified STA (UK), PV Cycle [email protected] | www.vikramsolar.com Phone +91 33 2442 7299 / 7399 LOCATIONS ◆ India: Kolkata | New Delhi | Mumbai | Pune ◆ International: Germany | UK | USA | LATAM | Japan Bengaluru | Raipur | Surat | Ahmedabad China | Singapore | Kenya | Uganda.
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