01 · Design
EPC
Engineering, Procurement & Construction
Design, sourcing and turnkey construction under one accountable contract.
Services · Build · Operate · Protect
Most solar plants lose their forecast after handover, not before it. Emerged Power designs and builds your plant, watches every string from our Dhaka NOC, and maintains it on a written schedule — under one contract and one set of numbers.
The lifecycle we cover
The engineer who sized your strings is on the same team as the analyst watching them at 2 a.m. That is why faults get fixed, not argued about.
EPC · Week 1–6
Structural survey, PVsyst yield model, single-line diagram and utility filings.
EPC · Week 4–11
Tier-1 equipment tendered, factory-inspected and cleared through Chattogram.
Installation · Week 11–18
HSE-supervised installation, IEC 62446-1 testing and grid synchronisation.
Monitoring · Day 1 →
String-level data every 5 minutes, NOC alarm triage and monthly reports.
Maintenance · Monthly
Soiling-driven cleaning, torque and thermal checks, pre-monsoon readiness.
Maintenance · Year 10–25
IV-curve campaigns, inverter replacement planning and life-extension studies.
Four services
Each service stands alone — but together they share one data platform, one ticket history and one accountable engineer.
Talk to an engineer01 · Design
Engineering, Procurement & Construction
Design, sourcing and turnkey construction under one accountable contract.
02 · Install
Mechanical, electrical and grid installation
Structure, modules, inverters and cabling installed, tested and energised by our own crews.
03 · Operate
24/7 remote performance monitoring
String-level visibility, fault alerts and monthly performance reporting.
04 · Protect
Scheduled O&M and annual maintenance contracts
Cleaning, thermal imaging and IV-curve testing that protect your yield.
Plant built by someone else?We take over monitoring and O&M after a one-day handover audit — IR scan, IV sampling and a written defects list.
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Every alarm is triaged by severity. Your AMC tier sets how fast a named analyst acknowledges it and how fast a technician is standing on your roof.
| Severity | Typical trigger | Basic | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1Critical | Plant offline, more than 25% of capacity lost, arc fault, fire or safety hazard | Ack1 hOn site48 h | Ack30 minOn site24 h | Ack15 minOn site8 h |
| P2Major | Inverter down, 5–25% of capacity lost, or PR more than 5 points below forecast | Ack4 hOn site72 h | Ack1 hOn site48 h | Ack30 minOn site24 h |
| P3Minor | String fault, datalogger or comms loss, under 5% of capacity affected | AckNext working dayOn siteNext visit | Ack4 hOn site5 days | Ack2 hOn site72 h |
| P4Advisory | Soiling trend, vegetation, drainage or cosmetic defects | AckQuarterly reportOn siteNext visit | AckWeekly digestOn siteNext visit | AckDaily digestOn site7 days max |
Clock starts at the alarm time-stamp (Asia/Dhaka). On-site targets apply within 150 km of Dhaka or Chattogram; add 12 h beyond. Acknowledge = a named NOC analyst has triaged the alarm and contacted your site lead.
Energy output over 25 years, indexed
Year-1 output of a maintained plant = 100. The shaded area is generation an unmaintained plant never delivers.
Why O&M decides your ROI
A plant that loses 7% in year one and ages twice as fast never reaches the payback in its proposal.
End of year 25: 88.7 vs 73.1 index points. Modelled, not measured.
Free · no obligation
Whether we build a new plant or audit one you already own, you get a written assessment of yield, faults and the maintenance it needs.
What you receive