Swathi Sunsource Power Pvt Ltd builds, develops, and installs solar thermal power plants in India using parabolic trough technology. The company aims to meet India's growing energy needs through sustainable energy solutions and offers turnkey solar thermal power projects. Swathi focuses on innovation and uses parabolic trough collectors that are more efficient and cost-effective than other technologies.

1. SWATHI
SUNSOURCE
POWER PVT
LTD
PARABOLIC TROUGHS

2. Swathi Sunsource Power Pvt Ltd is dedicated towards building, developing and
installing state of the art Solar Thermal Power Plants across India. We endeavour
to meet India and the world’s rising energy needs and in doing so we will deliver
operational excellence and contribute towards preserving the earth’s natural
resources. Our innovation-centric company is driven towards achieving a
sustainable form of energy that is available for all.
Our core competencies stand in our ability to offer unparallel customer service,
continued technological advancement in our products and a wholesome working
environment for our employees.
About Swathi Sunsource…

3. We build, develop and install Solar Thermal Power
Projects!...
We rely on Innovative
Technology & Methodical
Planning
We believe in Clean &
Green Energy

4. Board of Directors
Mr. Prem Raj
Mr. Ashish Soni
Mr. Ravi Kapoor

5. Magnanimous experience in the field of
Aluminium over the last thirty years. He has lent
his experience to various Global MNCs and
worked across various geographies in the world
like the UAE and Middle East, EMEA and the
APAC Region.
A qualified Mechanical Engineer, who holds to
his credit various patents and has individually
developed an infallible clean technology
system. His expertise ranges from thermal
energy to manufacturing aluminium equipments
Mr. Prem Raj
Technically
sound
Strategy
Execution &
Leadership
Growth
Management
Capitalization
Strategies

6. Mr. Ashish Soni
Successful entrepreneur with verifiable year
after year success achieving revenue, profit
& business growth objectives within start up,
turn around and rapid change environments.
Joined family business; built distinguished,
20+ years record of progressive
achievement & advancement in jewellery
occupation. Successfully managed and
extended jewelry making factory having
workforce of 50+ employees.
Strategy/ Mission
& Vision Planning
Operations Re-
engineering
Team
Development
Revenue & Profit
Growth

7. Mr. Ravi Kapoor
A passionate leader with long track record of 16+
years of experience in textile & fashion industry.
Professionally qualified with extensive knowledge
of all current fashion trends. An inspiring and
motivational manager with first-rate interpersonal
skills and the ability and passion to develop the
vision of company.
Ability to push performance improvement whilst at
the same time delivering growth. Expertise in
providing overall leadership and direction to
the company which included budgeting, sales,
advertising and providing exceptional
customer service.
Financial Acumen
Business
Planning
Developing New
Markets
Bottom Line
Improvement

8. Highlights of our Project…
❖ Higher Efficiency
❖ Lower Cost
❖ Turnkey basis
❖ Timely Execution
❖ Reliable Technology

9. Renewable forms of Energy…
Renewable energy is energy which comes from natural resources such as
solar, wind, hydro, biomass and geothermal heat.
They are naturally replenished!

10. Primary Resources : Fuel Supply
World Energy Usage per yr
SOLAR
Hydro
Geothermal
Wind
Biomass
Gas
Oil
Uranium
Coal
*Gas, Oil, Uranium, Coal volumes remaining in the world.
*Wind, Geothermal, Hydro, Biomass, Solar volumes available every Year

11. Solar Energy is…
❖Completely sustainable
❖No harmful emissions
❖Cost Saving
❖Reliable
❖Clean and Quiet

12. India’s DNI as promising as Spain’s

13. The global CSP scenario
In operation 3.9 GW
Under construction 1.5 GW
Planned 9.1 GW
In the coming decade, the CSP market in India is
estimated to be worth over billions of dollars.-
TERI

14. India’s current CSP Market
India is due to initiate the process for allocations of annual
targets under its 12th Five Year Plan (2012-17). Under the plan,
India proposes to install 20,000MW of solar energy by 2020.
The Government of India too has identified solar power as an
important renewable energy resource and its commitment to
develop solar power is reflected in the 'National Action Plan
for Climate Change' wherein it has announced the 'National
Solar Mission' as one of the eight missions to combat the
challenges of climate change.

15. Here is a map of India which indicates the various temperature
zones and suitability for solar thermal projects…

16. National Solar Mission
PHASES PERIOD TARGET
CAPACITY
PHASE - 1 2009-12 1-1.5 GW
PHASE - 2 2013-17 6-7 GW
PHASE - 3 2017-22 20 GW
To be carried on under Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
(JNNSM)

17. Case Study-Estimated Solar Thermal
Potential in India
YEAR INDIA MW MWh tCO2 Market
Value in
MUS$
Jobs
Created
(hundred)
2002 0 0 0 0 0
2005 0 0 0 0 0
2010 35 212,500 127,500 103 650
2015 355 837,500 502,500 215 1300
2020 1335 3,337,500 2,002,500 423 3900

18. Subsidies and fiscal benefits offered by the
Government of India for Solar Thermal are:
❖Income Tax Benefits
❖Excise Duty benefits
❖Capital and interest subsidy
❖Accelerated depreciation for plant and machinery
❖Exemption from Import Duty

19. CO2 EMISSIONS...

20. Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
❖ CSP is the technology of
concentrating the power of
the sun and using that heat
to generate electricity.
❖ By concentrating the sun
rays, power generation
systems are able to
multiply the energy
resulting in higher
efficiency

21. Types of Solar Thermal Collectors
PARABOLIC TROUGHS
STIRLING DISH
LINEAR FRESNEL
HELIOSTAT TOWER
SSP uses
PARABOLIC
TROUGHS to
harvest the power
of the Sun

22. PARABOLIC TROUGHS vs OTHER
COLLECTORS

23. Parabolic Trough Market Share

24. Parabolic Troughs VS Photovoltaic Panels
❖Conversion to electricity is more efficient
❖Can reach high temperatures
❖Higher capacity installation possible
❖Continued performance even when cloudy
❖Produces AC Current which can be
distributed directly
❖Lesser land required
❖No fluctuation and loss in electricity
❖Conversion to electricity is less efficient
❖Cannot reach high temperatures
❖Low installation capacity
❖Drop in performance when cloudy
❖Need to convert to AC before distribution
❖High requirement of land
❖Lots of fluctuation that leads to loss of
electricity

25. Solar Thermal Energy offers-
Storage Benefits…
LAPTOP BATTERY
Stores energy as Electrical Energy
Expensive(Rs.5000)
THERMOS
Stores energy as Thermal Energy
Cost Effective(Rs.500)

26. Our technology uses Parabolic Troughs
SSP has designed and created an advanced parabolic
trough system which sets us apart from the other players.
Our mechanism is far superior in terms of productivity and
efficiency.
The parabolic trough technology is currently the most
proven CSP technology and, therefore, the most developed
and standardized. Parabolic trough collector (PTC) will be
the most dominating CSP technology by 2020.- TERI

27. CSP-How it works?

28. Diagrammatic Representation of Solar
Thermal Power Generation Process…
1.Solar field
(Parabolic
Troughs)
2. Heat Exchanger
3.Turbine
4.Generator
5.Transformer
6.Condenser
7. Cooling Tower

29. Main Parts of a Parabolic Trough
Trough
supporters
Rotational
Axis with
Tracking
System
Receiver Tube
Aluminium
Reflective
Sheet
Fluid in
Fluid out
Parabolic
Frame*
The uniqueness of
SSP Parabolas lies in
the Parabolic frame,
which is specially
designed in our
manufacturing facility

30. SSP Parabolic Trough Frame
❖ Light in weight
❖Higher Rigidity
❖Ease in installation
❖Ease in transportation
❖High strength

31. Receiver Tube
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We use high performance
receiver tubes that maximize
efficiency

32. Aluminium Reflective Sheet
❖Outstanding Reflectance
❖Superior Corrosion
Resistance
❖Drains moisture and dries
faster
❖Resistant to Ultra-Violet Rays

33. SSP Tracking System
❖Single axis tracking system
❖Uses only 1/3rd of power compared
to existing models
❖Higher accuracy and rigidity

34. Wind Deflection-Regular Parabolas
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35. Wind Deflection-SSP Parabolas
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36. Highlights of SSP Parabolas…
❖ High Corrosive Resistance
❖ High Rigidity
❖ Light in Weight
❖ Cost Effective
❖ Come in a Knock-down condition
❖ Easy installation features
❖ High Tracking Accuracy
❖ Logistically Convenient
❖ Higher Efficiency
❖ High appreciating value
❖ Honeycomb backup to retain
❖ Greater Structural strength
*Demo model

37. Performance Analysis of SSP
Parabolas…
Average Direct Normal
Irradiation, DNI
650W/m2
Trough Aperture area 107m2
Reflectivity of Surface 93%
Receiving Tube Efficiency 74%
Turbine Efficiency 34%
Other Losses 85%
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Total KW-e=.650*76*.93*.74*.34*.85=13.83Kwh
Plant Capacity = 1MW = 1000 Kw
Total Number of Parabolas for 1MW Plant=80

38. Comparative Analysis based on the number of troughs installed…

39. Differences…
SSP Parabolas
❖ SSP Parabolas have a deep curvature
❖ SSP Parabolas have a panel thickness of
63 mm
❖ SSP Parabolas are light and hollow with
aluminium based extrusions
❖ SSP Parabolas have a planetary outer
suspension ring . First of the kind in the
world.
Existing Parabolas
❖ Existing parabolas have a shallow
curvature
❖ Existing parabolas have panel a
thickness of 5mm glass structure
❖ Existing parabolas have a heavy MS
Structure
❖ Existing parabolas are centre pivoted
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40. Contd…
SSP Parabolas
❖ All aluminium members in SSP Parabolas
are anodized
❖ SSP Parabolas are crimped and riveted
❖ SSP Parabolas are chain connected for
tracking
❖ SSP Parabolas have a light wire rope
triangle suspension for tracking
Existing Parabolas
❖ Existing parabolas are electro-
plated/painted
❖ Existing parabolas are welded and have
bolted fasteners
❖ Existing parabolas are individually driven
for tracking
❖ Existing parabolas have heavy hydraulic
movements for tracking
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41. SSP will set up Solar Thermal Power Projects
and supply individual parabolic troughs

42. Cost of setting up a1MW of Solar Thermal Power
Plant is more than15 Crores in India today…

43. Cost Break Down of a Solar
Thermal Power Project

44. Business Opportunity in a Solar
Thermal Power Project
SSP Business Opportunity

45. Value Chain

46. SSP Scope of work
Development Construction O & M
Project Development
Project
Execution
Supply Chain Management
Site
Development
/Permits
EPC
Project Management
PPA Logistics
Component
Manufacturing
Process
Improvements
TrainingO & M

47. Suitable Applications
Various Applications of PARABOLIC TROUGHS
Refrigeration/Chillers Independent Power
Project Developers
Air-conditioning
Industrial Process Heat
(IHP)
Industrial Steam for processing
Desalination
Captive consumption-
Electricity
Pumping Irrigation
Water Water Heating
Solar Chemistry
Space Heating

48. Industrial Applications

49. CSP-An Economical Investment
Source: Inn Forum

50. Value Definition
80 tons of Aluminium is used in 1MW Solar Thermal Power Plant
After 25 years the plant will have high resale value

51. Our USP’s…

52. Our Vision…
The vision we have for SSP is driven by conviction and the passion
we share towards a common goal. We endeavor to build a brand
that will once and for all solve the crunch in power and energy in
the world today.
The company is pillared by focus, innovation, perception and
understanding of the global market of power generation.
To be India’s largest SOLAR THERMAL
POWER COMPANY!

53. THANK YOU