Presentation Innovation Technologies (Solar Energy) Cs

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Missionstatement

• we deal in turn key projects.

• Our mission is simple “ to providelong lasting, viable and low costsolution to our customers”

• The relationships that we build withour customers.



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Visionstatement

• To reach those who still live in dark

• To reach urban where conventional

power source does not allow to enjoymodern appliances

• To reach commercials so that

business can progress• To reach industrials so that

uninterrupted power help continue

production thus reduce the everincreasin cost of roducts



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History of solar is as old as sun itself.

It provides beautiful combination of power with land, deserts, sea andmountains.

As per known history starting from 1776,ends up with solar cells in 2002 making itviable for general consumers.

History of Solar



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Life

Average 20-30 years

Efficiency decrease 1% per year.

Research on manufacturing and output

efficiency and recycling ongoing.



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Sw t Analysis

The only strength of this technology is the –Never Ending source of power.

The only weakness of this technology is the

lack of expertise awareness in the field

How we look at the opportunity “Everyonewho is alive needs light”

The only threat is “what if sun disappears”from the universe



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Risk of substitutes

low

Power of suppliersLow\med

Power of Clients

low

Threat of newEntrance

High

CompetitionHigh

Porter’s 5Forces



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AN OVERVIEW OF OUR

PRODUCTS



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How electricity is generated throughSolar Energy

Solar photo voltaic (SPV). Can be used togenerate electricity form the sun.

Silicon solar cells play an important role ingeneration of electricity.



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Charge controller

Battery

DC Power

Inverter Light

AC Power

Solarpanel

SUN



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FixedCost

• Only 5 per cent customs duty

• only 5% income tax

• Pak China Trade agreement noduties are charged .

– Sometime very low duties pay on

import

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Types of costs

Variable cost:

• Import from china cost Rs.150 perwatt

• Selling Price Rs.200 per watt



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Cost BenefitAnalysis

1. Commencement

(depend on the volume )

(Rs. 5to10 Lac)

2.Market and product knowledge

3.Target



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Profit andloss

• Value sales• Operating expenses

• Industrial projects

• Lake city Lahore Two Project Rs.40Lac and 60 Lac at this time.

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Margin 30 to 40 percent in projects• Solar energy business is an

investment not an expense.



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Demand and supply

Demand

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Demand is rising• Industrial activities

• Energy crisis (endless load shedding)

• Many small solutions for house usage



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Supply

• Rise Day by day

• Alternative sources

• technological advances

• Free source of Energy

• Always available Stock

El i i f D d d



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Elasticity of Demand andSupply

• Luxurious product due to itsexpensive



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