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Solar Energy Programme  

 

Solar Energy Development Programme by RAHIMAFROOZ  BATTERIES LTD.     

 

RAHIMAFROOZ, is a company (private entrepreneur) having wide experience in producing industrial batteries , appliances of SHLS. On the other hand company engaged in installation, operation and maintenance of different types of Solar Photovoltaic systems. Some Projects  are given below detail :  

 

 

Sl. No. Project/Technology Organization Associated

Equipment Supplied/Installed

 

1

Solar PV Lantern

Grameen Shakti

Solar lantern with built-in battery and Amorphous Silicon solar module.

2

Home Lighting System

Grameen Shakti, BRAC, individual customers

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, solar lamps and accessories and installation.

3

Medium AC Power Plant

 

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, inverter, CFL AC lamps and accessories and installation.

4

Market Electrification (installed capacity 1.8 kWp)

LGED

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, inverter, CFL AC lamps and accessories and installation.

5

Community Based Rural Village Electrification (installed capacity 1.2 kWp)

ANNONDO

(Dighinala)

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, inverter, CFL AC lamps and accessories and installation.

6

Railway Signaling System/Telecom

Bangladesh Railway

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, accessories and installation.

7

Navigational Signaling System

BIWTA

Signal Light System

8

Solar PV for Army Camps

Bangladesh Army

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, accessories and installation.

9

Solar Powered Telephone Exchange (installed capacity 1.2 kWp)

Bangladesh T&T Board

Single crystalline solar module, deep cycle battery, charge controller, accessories and installation.

 

         Aims to transform lives of more than 500,000 people by providing Solar Power Solutions for homes, agriculture, health services, schools and village market places.

         Provides power to 60,000 rural households.

         Works closely with NGOs, government bodies and international agencies to deliver renewable energy solutions to rural Bangladesh.

         Product ranges from home lighting, street light, water heating, solar water pumping system, solar photovoltaic centralised system, drip-irrigation system, solar vaccine refrigeration system and solar power solution for telecom application.

 

 

 

Project Description: 1

 

1.    Title of the Project: Community Based Rural Village Electrification .

 

2.    Location of the Projects: Hilly regions of Khagrachari district.

 

3.    System Capacity: 1.2 kWp.

 

4.    Type of Project/Installation: Centralized Solar Powered AC System.

 

5.    Description:

The people living in the hilly regions of Khagrachari district are depriving of the infrastructure facilities due to the geological locations which are preventing them to earn to their full potential. The inhabitants of this region are mainly the tribal, who are facing enormous problems due to the lack of electricity. The area is covered with the hills ranging in height 150-200 meters has made the area very difficult to access. On the other hand most of the hills are covered with black stones and due to which the people can hardly grow any crops.

 

 6.  Project Objective: The main objective of the project is to improve the quality of life of the inhabitant of the hill tracts who are facing enormous problems in developing themselves due to the lack of electricity. 

 

 

7.   Appliances Used:

 

Name of the appliances : Light

Quantity : 60 pc. (each 8W, 220V)

 

 

 

8.   Beneficiaries/Community:

The women are the main-earning members of the family. They produce different types of crafts and earn money by selling them to nearby market. The women could work at night and the income of the family increased at least by 20%. It also provides the facility to the children to study under the quality light at night. This helps them to compete with the other students of the class as well as to earn a good result.

 

9.  System Present Condition: Currently the system is operating very well. There has no complain of the users of the system.

 

Project Description: 2

 

1. Title of the Project: Solar Home Lighting System

 

2. Location of the Projects: Char area, RDRS, Kurigram, Bangladesh is about 20 km. Away from Kurigram Town. The nearest grid line is 15 km.

 

3. System Capacity: 0.12 KWp.

 

4. Type of Project / Installation: Decentralized DC System.

 

5. Description: Most of the indigenous habitants are in remote off-grid areas. The economic condition of overall indigenous people below the average marks. They are living in very  remote area. Before solar electrification some cluster was electrified by diesel generated maintained by a committee headed by

 

7. System Description:

 

Type of modules

TATA  BP

Consumers

Household of the hilly areas

Module Capacity

75Wp each (Total 1.2 kWp)

Battery Capacity

1400Ah @10 Hr

Controller Brand and Capacity

 

No. of Load

60

Load Category

Lamp

Load Capacity of each Appliances

8W, 120V

Operation hours per day

4 hours

Total Load (kWh./Day)

1.9kWh/day

Solar PV Electrification

 

 

 

Solar Home System for Remote Rural House Holds





Solar PV Powered BTS at Paharpur under Hobiganj District



Solar PV Powered BTS at Paharpur under Hobiganj District

 

 

 

  

Solar Vaccine Refrigerators for vaccination in off grid areas

 

  • Centralized AC Systems for rural electrification

  •  Solar Water Pumping System for pure drinking water and irrigation

  •  Solar Power Solution for Telecom Applications.

Contribution of Private Enterprises to RET

  

  • Inputs in developing & improving the Policy  

  • Market development by creating  awareness  

  • Capacity building  

  • Customized solutions 

  • Service facilities

  

Future Role of Private Enterprises to RET 

  

  • Development & improvement of technology designs 

  • Innovative solutions to both rural  & urban sectors 

  • Creating  more awareness  

  • Spreading knowledge through training & development 

  • Enhancing manufacturing and service facilities 

  • Scale up implementation of RET  

 

Role of Private Financial Institutions

  

  • Private Financial Institutions   could extend soft loan facilities to the end-users of RET

  • Micro Financial Institutions could provide loan to the end-users as well

 

Role of Corporate Houses

 

Incorporate and implement Renewable Energy Applications wherever possible for sustainability in terms of environment & long term return.

  

Way Forward

 

RET in Bangladesh  could only be sustainable when there will be  concerted effort from Government, Private Enterprises and other Development Agencies.

  

Rahimafrooz Group

  

  • Integrity in all our dealings

  • Excellence in everything we do

  • Total commitment to customer satisfaction

  • Thinking ahead and taking new initiatives

 

Our Business Sphere

  

  • Automotive After market

  • Energy and Power

  • Retail Superstore

  • Tyres, Batteries, Lubricants, CNG, Retread, Service

  • Generators, IPS, UPS, Stabilisers, Solar Power, Industrial Batteries, Home Lighting System

  • Agora – superstore chain

 

Rahimafrooz Renewable Energy Ltd. (RRE)

  

  • Aims to transform lives of more than 500,000 people by providing Solar Power Solutions for homes, agriculture, health services, schools and village market places.

  • Provides power to 60,000 rural households.

  • Works closely with NGOs, government bodies and international agencies to deliver renewable energy solutions to rural Bangladesh.

  • Product ranges from home lighting, street light, water heating, solar water pumping system, solar photovoltaic centralised system, drip-irrigation system, solar vaccine refrigeration system and solar power solution for telecom application.

     

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  Last Updated:  23 December, 2008