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Solar Energy in Schools: Benefits & Examples 21 st Nov, CII Green Building Congress Kanika Khanna Director

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Solar Energy in Schools:Benefits & Examples21st Nov, CII Green Building Congress

Kanika KhannaDirector

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Generation Matches Consumption

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Typical Load Cycle for a School

St. Mary’s School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 100 kW 1.6 acre built up area 2500 students

Daily consumption: 318 unitsMonthly Bill: 86,000

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SolarSt. Mary’s School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 100 kW 1.6 acre built up area 2500 studentsAdd 50 kW Solar plant

Daily consumption: 318 unitsMonthly Bill: 86,000

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Daily consumption:318 24 unitsMonthly Bill: 6,500

St. Mary’s School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 100 kW 1.6 acre built up area 2500 studentsAdd 50 kW Solar plant

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Typical Load Cycle for a School

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Typical Load Cycle for a School

The Indian School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 110 kW 2 acre built up area 2200 students Add 70 kW Solar

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Post Solar Consumption

Typical Load Cycle for a School

The Indian School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 110 kW 2 acre built up area 2200 students

Annual consumption: 1,50,000 21,000 units

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Safeguard Against Increasing Tariffs

Grid tariffs are hiked each year, as subsidies are removed from coal based electricity. Expect grid electricity

bills to double in 4 years Solar power provides an

opportunity to freeze and eventually eliminate electricity bills.

Sample graph for total effective grid tariffs

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Quick Returns

Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, Delhi

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Quick Returns

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Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 96 kW 30 kW solar plant 10 year IRR = 21%

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Time of Day Benefit

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The Indian School, Delhi Non AC Connected load: 110 kW 2 acre built up area 2200 students

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Mitigate Need for Load Expansion

The Indian School, DelhiAdded few classroomsNeeded additional load of 40 kW Avoided load expansion by adding 70 kW solar to support peak loads Saved on fixed demand charges

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Reduce Diesel Consumption

Schiller School, Ghaziabad Non AC Connected load: 110 kW 2 acre built up area 2200 students

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Schiller School, Ghaziabad Non AC Connected load: 110 kW 2 acre built up area 2200 students Add 50 kW Solar

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Reduce Diesel Consumption

With the use of solar:Diesel load goes down from 100 kVA to 60 kVA.consumption becomes half: from 28 lt/hr to 15 lt/hrDaily diesel consumed reduces from 100 + lt/ day to 60 lt/day.

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Schiller School, GhaziabadDaily Savings of 40 lts or Rs 2,500Additional 160 units from gridUsed to procure 200 lts of diesel every 2nd day, now will need to procure every 4th day

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Energy Access

Govt. School, Haryana

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Energy Access

Chandu Govt School, Haryana Only 50 kms from DelhiExtensive power outages upto 12 hours DG provided by Govt but no diesel Added 2 kW plant Runs all fans and lights

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Set an Example

St Mary’s School, Delhi

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Set an Example

Manav Rachna School, Ggn

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Cooler Classrooms

The Indian School, Delhi

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Thank You for Listening

Kanika KhannaSunkalp Energy

[email protected]