Solar Plant
“Harnessing solar energy today for a cleaner, greener, and sustainable tomorrow.”
The Kavery Engineering College promotes the use of renewable energy and sustainable energy conservation practices across the campus. As part of its green campus initiative, the institution has adopted several alternate energy sources and energy-saving measures to reduce dependence on conventional fuels, improve energy efficiency, and protect natural resources.
Renewable energy sources regenerate naturally and help minimize environmental damage while ensuring long-term energy security. In line with this vision, the college has implemented facilities such as solar panels, solar water heaters, solar street lights, biogas plants, LED lighting, IoT-based water management, light sensors, and smart automation systems to support sustainable campus operations.
Solar Power Generation
The campus uses rooftop solar power generation to convert sunlight into electricity and reduce dependence on conventional power sources.
Energy Conservation Measures
LED bulbs, light sensors, and smart automation systems are used to optimize electricity consumption and improve energy efficiency.
Alternate Energy Facilities
The institution supports sustainability through solar water heaters, solar street lights, and biogas plants for eco-friendly campus operations.
Green Energy Commitment
The college actively encourages renewable energy usage to protect natural resources, reduce fuel dependency, and support a cleaner environment.
Alternate Sources of Energy & Energy Conservation Measures
Natural resources that regenerate over time without exhausting the earth’s reserves are considered renewable energy sources. These sources are abundant, accessible, and environmentally friendly compared to fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas. Renewable energy improves energy security, reduces dependency on imported fuels, and helps conserve natural resources.
In line with this approach, The Kavery Engineering College has taken active steps to increase the use of renewable energy and implement effective energy conservation measures across the campus.
Alternate Energy Conservation Facilities Available in the Campus
- Solar Panels
- Solar Water Heater
- Solar Street Lights
- Biogas Plant
- Smarter Water Management with IoT
- Smart Automatic Bell Management System
- Use of LED Bulbs
- Use of Light Sensors
Solar Electricity
Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) technology. Photovoltaic cells convert light energy into electrical current through the photovoltaic effect. The solar plant installed in the institution supports sustainable electricity generation and reduces the campus dependency on conventional energy sources.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Mode of Execution | Non RESCO Model |
| Project Cost | 54 Lakhs (Approx.) |
| Total Rooftop Solar Area | 780 Sq. Mtrs (Approx.) |
| Installed Capacity | 76 KWP |
| Solar Modules | 241 |
| Inverters | Three |
| Designed Nominal Generation | 300 Units |
| Subsidy from SECI | 30% of Total Project Cost |
| Designed Annual Generation | 84,750 Units |
| Depreciation Rate of Generation | 1.0% Every Year |