SWIZ Energy / Divisions / Solar Energy
Division 04 · Solar Energy

Solar as an engineering project, not a product sale

A solar plant is only as good as the load study behind it and the maintenance regime after it. We cover the whole cycle — feasibility, sizing, design, equipment supply, installation, commissioning and long-term performance.

Capabilities

What this division covers

Solar Modules

  • Monocrystalline modules
  • N-type modules
  • TOPCon technology
  • HJT technology
  • Bifacial modules
  • Commercial and industrial modules
  • Utility-scale modules

Inverters

  • Residential inverters
  • Commercial and industrial inverters
  • String inverters
  • Central inverters
  • Hybrid inverters
  • On-grid / grid-tied inverters
  • Off-grid inverters

Balance of System

  • Mounting structures, rails and clamps
  • Roof, ground-mount and carport structures
  • DC and AC cables, MC4 connectors
  • DC isolators, combiner and junction boxes
  • AC and DC protection, SPD
  • Earthing and lightning protection
  • Monitoring and weather stations

Design & Advisory

  • Solar feasibility studies
  • Site surveys and shading assessment
  • Load profile and energy analysis
  • System sizing and yield estimation
  • Financial and payback analysis
  • Grid-connection requirement review
  • Single-line diagrams and layouts

Delivery & Installation

  • Procurement of modules, inverters and BOS
  • Structure fabrication and installation
  • DC and AC electrical works
  • String testing and IV curve checks
  • Inverter configuration and grid settings
  • Testing, commissioning and handover

O&M & Performance

  • Preventive maintenance programmes
  • Module cleaning schedules
  • Thermal and IV diagnostics
  • Inverter service and fault response
  • Performance ratio monitoring
  • Underperformance investigation
  • Repowering and system expansion
Yield figures, payback periods and performance ratios are calculated per site from measured or published irradiance data and the actual equipment selected. We do not quote generic savings percentages.
Common requests

Typical scopes we are asked for

Feasibility studySite surveySystem sizingYield estimateEPC deliveryGrid connectionMonitoringO&M contract
Process

How a solar energy enquiry moves

Same ten stages as every SWIZ ENERGY scope — the depth of each stage changes with the size of the job.

01

Requirement

You send a BOQ, drawing, part number, datasheet, photo or a plain description of the problem.

02

Technical review

An engineer reviews the requirement and comes back with clarifications, not a guess.

03

Survey & design

Where the scope needs it: site survey, load analysis, sizing, drawings and BOQ preparation.

04

Sourcing & RFQ

We issue RFQs to a matched supplier panel and pull in manufacturer documentation.

05

Comparison

You receive a technical compliance sheet alongside the commercial comparison — both, not one.

06

Order & inspection

Purchase order, manufacturing follow-up, expediting and inspection before shipment.

07

Logistics & delivery

Freight coordination, documentation and delivery to the site or consolidation point.

08

Install & commission

Installation supervision, testing, commissioning and handover with as-built documentation.

09

After-sales

Spares, maintenance contracts, O&M support and repeat-order pricing.

10

Repeat & framework

Call-off pricing, agreed stock holding and framework arrangements for recurring items.

Send us a solar energy requirement

Attach a BOQ, drawing, datasheet or part list. An engineer reviews it before anything is priced.

Send Requirement