OM Engineering (SuryaSetu) doesn't just claim to serve Vadodara — our largest showcased rooftop, a 485 kW system on one of the city's landmark malls, generates here, alongside a 40 kW elevated campus installation at an engineering institute. From commercial buildings and campuses to the engineering and chemical units of Makarpura and Savli, we deliver solar plants engineered for your site and backed for their whole life.
Solar EPC in Vadodara
Rooftop and ground-mounted solar PV plants engineered for factories, mills and energy-intensive manufacturing units.
High-yield solar for commercial buildings, malls, educational institutions, hospitals and corporate campuses.
Our core strength — 65+ rooftop projects executed on RCC and metal-sheet roofs with leak-proof, wind-rated mounting.
Preventive inspection, monitoring review, module cleaning and rapid troubleshooting — keeping every kW producing like day one.
Our 485 kW rooftop plant on a landmark Vadodara mall was installed across live, open-to-public roof spaces — lifting, cabling and tie-in works staged around operating hours, with the system now offsetting daytime common-area and tenant loads at commercial tariffs. The 40 kW elevated-structure system at a city engineering institute keeps terraces usable while serving daytime academic loads under net metering.
Those two very different sites — a busy retail destination and an academic campus — were delivered with the same discipline we bring to every project: shadow analysis for year-round output, wind-rated structures, documented testing and clean handover records.
Vadodara's industrial belt — engineering works in Makarpura GIDC, units across Savli, Padra and the Por-Ranoli corridor, pharma and chemical plants — runs exactly the daytime-heavy loads that make rooftop solar pay back in three to five years. Where roofs are constrained, ground-mounted plants on spare land extend the savings further.
Vadodara falls under MGVCL, and our regulatory desk manages the complete process — GEDA registration, MGVCL net-metering application, feasibility, agreement, meter replacement and CEIG approvals — so your plant is legally connected and exporting on schedule.
Proof, not promises
Vadodara, Gujarat
Rooftop solar PV system installed across the mall's roof spaces, offsetting daytime common-area and tenant loads for one of Vadodara's landmark retail destinations.
Commercial rooftop · Grid-tied
Vadodara, Gujarat
Elevated-structure campus installation for an engineering institute, pairing daytime academic loads with clean generation and net metering.
Institutional · Elevated structures
Palanpur, Gujarat
Industrial rooftop installation for an energy-intensive paper mill, engineered around the plant's roof structure and daytime process load.
Industrial rooftop · Metal sheet roof
FAQ
Two reference installations generate in the city today: a 485 kW rooftop solar PV system across a landmark mall's roof spaces, and a 40 kW elevated-structure campus system at an engineering institute. Site visits to operating plants can be arranged during proposal discussions.
Yes — that's exactly what our 485 kW Vadodara mall project involved. Material movement, structure erection and cabling are staged around operating hours under permit-to-work controls, and the only planned outage is a brief, pre-agreed shutdown for grid tie-in.
We do. Vadodara is served by MGVCL, and our team files and follows up the full process — application, feasibility, agreement, meter change and synchronization — along with GEDA registration and CEIG electrical approvals, as part of the EPC scope.
All of Vadodara city and district — including Makarpura GIDC, Savli, Padra, Por-Ranoli, Waghodia, Halol, Gorwa, Alkapuri and Sayajigunj. Site visits are scheduled within two to three working days of your enquiry, free of charge.
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