Hydroponic Greenhouse Solar + Storage Supply Case — Mauritius

Disclosed Case Scope

The disclosed supply discussion covers a hydroponic facility where greenhouse lighting, automated irrigation and water circulation follow an operating schedule that extends beyond the main solar window. It combines PV, grid-connected power conversion and battery storage around the selected load plan. Protection, dispatch settings, utility requirements and actual operating results remain subject to the final site design and commissioning.

Procurement and Site Inputs

• Hydroponic growing relies on greenhouse lighting, automated irrigation, and water circulation that must be coordinated with an operating schedule extending beyond daylight hours.
• The project needed to reduce reliance on daytime grid electricity while keeping the supply scope practical for a commercial controlled-environment agriculture site.

Disclosed Supply Approach

• Configured a 150 kW PV field using 710 W solar modules and three 50 kW Growatt inverters for the agreed grid-connected system architecture.
• Added 60 kWh of battery storage to absorb defined daytime surplus and support the selected greenhouse loads during evening or lower-solar operating periods.
• Prepared the equipment schedule around the greenhouse load priorities, with final protection, dispatch settings, and local grid requirements reviewed against the site design.

What This Case Establishes

• The disclosed operating intent is to use available PV for the selected greenhouse loads while retaining the grid within the agreed architecture; it is not an energy-yield or savings claim.
• PV, inverter and storage equipment are recorded as one coordinated supply scope for lighting, irrigation and water-circulation planning; final load allocation remains site-specific.

• 710 W high-efficiency solar modules
• 3 × 50 kW Growatt solar inverters
• 60 kWh battery energy storage system
• Project-matched mounting, cable, protection, and monitoring equipment