chuangli-500kw-rooftop-solar-project
Client:
chuangliDate:
June 12, 2021Category:
Solar PhotovoltaicTags:
Solar Rooftop, Factory Solar, Self-Consumption
Chuangli 500kW Rooftop Solar Project
Project Information:
– Location: Rayong Province, Thailand
– Project Type: Rooftop distributed solar PV
– System Capacity: 500 kW
– Service Scope: Project development, system design, equipment supply, installation, commissioning, operation support
– Commercial Model: Self-consumption rooftop solar
– Estimated Electricity Cost Saving: Approximately 40% annual electricity cost reduction
– Estimated Payback Period: Within 5 years
– Estimated CO2 Reduction: Approximately 500 tons per year
– Status: Real case from Red Solar Thailand company profile
Project Overview:
The Chuangli 500kW rooftop solar project is a distributed PV system developed on idle factory roof space in Thailand. By converting unused rooftop area into a productive clean energy asset, the project helps the customer reduce grid electricity consumption and turn daytime solar generation into stable economic value.
The Challenge:
The customer wanted to lower electricity expenses without changing normal factory operations. The project needed to make full use of available roof area, maintain roof safety and access, and deliver a practical return on investment within a reasonable payback period.
Red Solar Solution:
Red Solar Thailand developed a 500kW rooftop distributed PV system under a self-consumption model. The system was designed around the factory’s daytime load profile, using rooftop solar generation to offset grid electricity and improve the customer’s energy cost structure.
Project Highlights:
500kW rooftop distributed solar project
Uses idle factory roof space efficiently
Self-consumption model for direct energy savings
Approximately 40% annual electricity cost reduction
Payback period controlled within 5 years
Around 500 tons of CO2 emissions reduced annually
Project Result:
The project significantly reduces the customer’s electricity expenditure, improves the factory’s energy structure, and strengthens its green manufacturing image. With a payback period within 5 years, the project demonstrates how factory rooftop solar can deliver both financial and sustainability value.
Image Direction:
Wide aerial photo of a Thai factory rooftop with a 500kW-class solar PV system, clean roof layout, red and charcoal brand accents, bright tropical daylight, and a practical industrial atmosphere.










