Should you choose an EPC contract for a solar project?

Given the significant monetary value of EPC Contracts, and the potential adverse consequences if problems occur during construction, the lowest price should not be the only factor used when selecting a Contractor. As noted earlier, an EPC Contract is one of a suite of agreements necessary to develop a solar project.

Why should you choose total solar for your EPC project?

Total Solar is equally active in the development of EPC projects. We ensure that the solar panel system is designed, inspected, and then constructed so that it can harvest the maximum amount of electricity for the respective application.

Will EPC contracts provide for the handover of a solar facility?

EPC Contracts will not provide for the handover of the solar facility to the Project Company, and the PPA will not become effective until all commissioning and reliability trialling has been successfully completed.

What does a solar EPC contractor do?

Solar EPC Contractors for Solar Projects inspect the application area and take reasonable factors into account before creating a plan for our EPC project. As well, we develop a design that utilizes top-notch technology, enabling us to generate the most solar energy possible.

What are the disadvantages of an EPC contract?

Another major disadvantage of an EPC Contract becomes evident when problems occur during construction. In return for a guaranteed price and a guaranteed completion date, the Project Company cedes most of the day-to-day control over the construction.

What are the benefits of an EPC contract?

As noted previously, one of the advantages of an EPC Contract is that it provides the Project Company with a fixed completion date. If the Contractor fails to complete the works by the required date, it is liable for DLDs. However, in some circumstances the Contractor is entitled to an extension of the date for completion.