Industrial Rooftop Solar
শিল্প কারখানার রুফটপ সোলার
Turn available factory roof space into a source of daytime electricity. MPE plans rooftop solar around your production schedule, electrical system and building conditions in Bangladesh.
Start with the factory load
A garment factory, warehouse or manufacturing facility can have substantial daytime demand. Review at least 12 months of electricity consumption, operating shifts and weekly closures before choosing capacity. The best starting point is the energy your facility can use when the panels are producing, rather than filling every available roof.
A roof and electrical survey come first
Assess roof condition, structural capacity, waterproofing, drainage and access. Nearby buildings, roof tanks, exhaust outlets and future construction can shade the array. The layout needs space for maintenance and emergency access. At the electrical end, coordinate the solar connection with the transformer, switchboard, protection and any existing generator.
What an MPE proposal can cover
The agreed scope can include survey and layout, module and inverter selection, mounting structures, cable routes, protection and earthing, installation, monitoring and commissioning. For a grid-connected project, review utility interconnection and net-metering requirements early. The proposal should identify equipment, responsibilities, exclusions and documentation.
Compare the business case carefully
Evaluate the installed price, expected usable energy and operating cost together. A high daytime load can improve on-site use, while holidays and shutdowns can increase surplus energy. Export treatment follows the applicable utility rules. CAPEX means owner-funded equipment; an OPEX arrangement requires a separate commercial assessment and contract. MPE does not promise funding availability or a fixed return.
Bangladesh site conditions
Account for monsoon weather, wind exposure, dust, corrosion conditions and safe roof access. Coastal locations may require a different material specification from inland sites. Generation varies through the year; a monthly average is a planning guide rather than a production guarantee.
Have your bill and roof details ready?
Use the calculator for a first estimate, or continue the solar conversation with our team.
- SREDA Net Metering Guidelines 2025 — applicable policy and technical review.
- Power Division net-metering portal and official FAQ — process, equipment resources and general planning information.
- Utility solar calculator — 1,300 kWh/kWp/year yield and 9 m²/kWp area baselines. Its older tariff and capacity rules are not used here.
Final design, eligibility, costs, equipment warranty and availability are confirmed for each project. Consult current utility instructions before applying.