Sparsh Global School has installed a 430 kW rooftop solar power system at its campus in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, to advance its sustainability goals and reduce electricity costs.

The project, executed by Solluz Energy, is expected to generate nearly 600,000 kWh of clean electricity every year.

Before the solar system was commissioned, the school’s power consumption averaged around 2,500 units per day, making energy efficiency and cost stabilization a key priority.

According to Solluz Energy, the school’s decision to go solar was driven by a strong commitment to lowering its environmental impact and building a more eco-conscious campus. The solar system is intended to significantly cut carbon emissions while also serving as a practical learning example for students on the benefits of renewable energy.

For the project, Solluz Energy deployed a mix of high-efficiency modules, including Renewsys’ 545 Wp and Vikram Solar’s Hypersol 585 Wp modules, paired with Sungrow inverters. The system is mounted on a 2P aluminum structure designed for rooftop durability and performance.

Solluz Energy said the installation progressed smoothly with no major space, access, or policy-related challenges reported during execution.

“The 430 kWp solar project at Sparsh Global School is a strong example of how institutions can lead the transition towards clean energy. This installation not only helps the school significantly reduce its carbon footprint and long-term electricity costs but also turns the campus into a living model of sustainability for its students. We believe that when educational institutions adopt renewable energy, they inspire thousands of young minds to think responsibly about the planet, and we are proud to be a part of that change,” said Karan Kalra, CEO at Solluz Energy.

Solluz had installed a 2.872 MW rooftop plus ground-mounted solar project for Pasupati Spinning & Weaving Mills at its facility in Kala Amb, Himachal Pradesh, in June this year.

It had also installed a 5 MW rooftop solar system for plastic recycler Ganesha Ecosphere in Telangana.

Commercial and institutional consumers are increasingly adopting rooftop solar to hedge against rising grid tariffs and meet sustainability targets. Educational campuses, in particular, are emerging as visible adopters, with solar projects doubling as cost-saving infrastructure and awareness-building tools for students and communities.

Mercom India hosts a multicity ‘C&I Clean Energy Meet’ series designed to provide commercial and industrial energy buyers with the knowledge and tools they need to adopt clean energy solutions and lower their power costs. The next C&I Clean Energy Meet will be held in Nagpur on December 12, 2025.