With rising electricity costs and growing awareness of sustainability, educational institutions across Karnataka are turning to solar as a reliable, cost-effective power solution.
Educational
Educational campuses typically operate during daytime hours, making them ideal candidates for solar power. Schools and colleges consume large amounts of electricity for lighting, labs, air conditioning, computer systems, and hostels — and solar can reduce those bills by 50–80%, depending on system capacity.
Solar can reduce campus electricity bills by 50–80%, depending on system capacity.
With a 25+ year panel lifespan, institutions enjoy decades of low-cost electricity after the initial investment.
A live, hands-on demonstration of renewable energy for students in science and engineering.
Battery-backed systems ensure uninterrupted power during outages — critical during exams and lab sessions.
Allows institutions to use solar power during the day and export surplus energy through net metering, reducing bills significantly.
Ideal for rural or remote campuses where grid supply is unreliable, using battery storage for continuous power.
Combines grid connectivity with battery backup, ensuring uninterrupted electricity while maximising savings.
High-efficiency modules sized to cover classrooms, labs, hostels, and common areas.
Convert generated DC power into usable AC electricity across campus buildings.
Secure installation across varied campus rooftops, from classroom blocks to hostels.
Optional real-time dashboards that double as a teaching tool for environmental studies.
Ensures power continuity during exams, labs, and digital classroom sessions.
Eligible institutions may receive financial assistance under renewable energy schemes.
Excess solar energy can be exported to the grid for credits, reducing bills further.
Educational trusts and private institutions may benefit from tax advantages and depreciation where applicable.
Financing and phased-rollout options that align with institutional budget cycles.
Assessment of electricity usage, rooftop space, and shading across the campus.
A system tailored to the campus load requirements and available structures.
We handle DISCOM approvals and net-metering applications for the institution.
Panels, inverters, and safety systems are installed, tested, and connected to monitoring tools.
Campuses Assessed
Typical Campus System
Cost Reduction Potential
Students Impacted
Aditya Green Energies is a Bangalore-based solar EPC company committed to making clean, reliable solar power accessible to every home and business across India. From site assessment and system design to installation and after-sales support, we handle the entire journey to solar — start to finish.