On-Grid Systems: Connect renewable energy systems to the public electrical grid, allowing users to generate and use electricity locally, with the option to sell surplus power to the grid.

Off-Grid Systems: Isolate renewable energy systems from the public grid, suitable for remote areas or locations without grid access. Electricity is generated, stored in batteries, and utilized during periods with insufficient renewable energy production

Hybrid Systems: Combine solar energy and diesel generators to ensure continuous electricity generation. Solar power serves as the primary source, supplemented by diesel generators during low solar energy production or high demand

Solar Water Pumps: Utilize solar energy to power water pumps, converting direct solar energy into mechanical energy for pumping water from sources like wells or ponds to designated areas of use.