This involves the design aspect of the solar energy project. Engineers assess various factors such as site suitability, solar resource availability, energy requirements, and structural considerations to create an optimal design for the solar power system.

The procurement stage involves sourcing all the necessary components and materials required for the solar energy system. This includes solar panels, inverters, mounting hardware, electrical wiring, and other ancillary equipment.

Construction phase involves the physical installation of the solar energy system according to the engineered design. This includes activities such as site preparation, installation of mounting structures, placement of solar panels.

Residential projects typically have specific considerations such as available roof space, aesthetic concerns, and the energy needs of homeowners. Solar EPC providers with expertise in residential projects understand these factors and can tailor their services to meet the unique requirements of residential customers.

Commercial solar projects involve larger-scale installations on commercial properties such as office buildings, retail stores, warehouses, and other non-residential structures. Expertise in commercial projects encompasses designing solar energy systems that can meet the higher energy demands .

Expertise in industrial projects includes understanding the complex energy needs of industrial facilities, integrating solar energy systems with existing infrastructure, and ensuring compliance with industry-specific regulations and standards. Industrial projects may also involve considerations such as grid interconnection, energy storage.