Renewable Energy Group 1 (Gynetic Solar Panel System)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL
1.0 COMPANY OVERVIEW
GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

LOT 105-1 ,KM 19 JALAN PSU 7 ,TAMAN TERENDAK PERMAI ,
76300 SUNGAI UDANG MELAKA.
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gynetic.global.ventures@gmail.com
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provider for residential,

From a single point of
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we provide solar PV system design, consultation, installation and
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Founded in 2005, with the first base in Melaka, Malaysia; Gynetics
division provides solar energy solutions for the expanding green technology
sector
in the region. Now, we are established
well in innovating
solar models,
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system
installation and turnkey design
its core of skilled and
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experienced workforce, we are able to provide turnkey solar energy solution
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to its client through feasibility studies, investment analyses, due diligence, and
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budget preparation to equipment specification, engineering, procurement,

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project management and site supervision.
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The company has obtained the accreditation from Malaysia Energy
Center
(PTM) under the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water
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(KeTTHA),
as an Approved Photovoltaic Service Provider to undertake PV
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projects
in Malaysia. We form strategic partnerships with PV manufacturers
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and
overseas PV system integrator to undertake high value, high impact PV
Finance!&!Sales!Executive,!GGV.!
projects.
In 2009, our Asia Pacific branch was setup in Australia to serve the
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developing
market of the South East & South Asia market. The company
founded with RM 800, 000.00 as the start up capitals and now has a revenue
more than RM12 million ringgit.
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Currently the company has nine directors that are led by Datuk Seri
Ahmad Muzammil Bin Idris, as the company founder and President. The
further details of the directors and portfolio roles are thoroughly mentioned in
figure 1.0.
Ahmad Muzammil Bin Idris
Founder and CEO of Gynetic Global

Ventures.
Founded Gynetic at the age of

20 with two co-founders
Helped Gynetic become one of

the most recognizable brands in
clean energy.
Muhamad Faris Bin Hamir
Co-Founder,
Chief
Technology
Officer
Helped grow Gynetic into the

largest full-service solar provider
in the nation
Develops
direction
the
of
generation
strategy
and
Gynetics
next-
software
and
hardware technologies including

battery systems, solar mounting
hardware
and
solar
module
technology.
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Muhd Hazim Bin Tarmizi
Co-Founder, Chief Revenue Officer
Focuses on the ways in which

consumers,
businesses
and
government organizations can

switch to cleaner energy at a
lower cost, through a range of
integrated solutions.
Dayang Nur Izni Bt Awang Zainal
Chief Financial Officer
Oversees SolarCitys global

finance, accounting, structured
finance and investor relations
organizations.
Has an extensive background in

finance and operations, including
mergers and acquisitions, project
finance and capital market
transactions
Nor Izzaida Bt Ariffin
Chief Marketing Officer
Oversees
all
of
Gynetics
marketing initiatives and works to

make Malysians aware that they
can pay less for solar electricity
than they pay for utility power.
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Fakhrul Muiz Bin Mohd Juty

Chief Operation Officer
Directs
teams
company-wide
software
and
that
support
initiatives
product
with
management
cross-functional
project
management.
Also
oversees
the
strategic
planning,
development
expansion
into
new
and
areas
nationwide.
Mohd Hanif Bin Yusof
Executive Vice President, Policy &

Markets
Work with international, federal,

state
and
local
government
organizations on a wide range of

policy issues.
Has
practiced
energy
and
environmental law for 25 years.

Muhd Khalis Bin Mohd Illias
Executive Vice President, General

Counsel & Secretary
Leads Gynetics legal, compliance

and risk management groups.
Has
22
years
representing
of
experience
companies
of
all
sizes and types from their start-up

phase through public listing.
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Muhd Aqil Bin Fadzil
Vice President, People

Empowerment
Helped to develop a thorough

training program and
groundbreaking automation
systems from the ground up.
2.0 SYSTEM PROCESS DIAGRAM AND DESCRIPTION.
In this section, the process of how solar energy can generate electricity will be
explained in details with the aid of diagrams and the flow descriptions.
2.1 Solar Energy
While a majority of the world's current electricity supply is generated

from fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas, these traditional energy
sources face a number of challenges including rising prices, security concerns
over dependence on imports from a limited number of countries which have
significant fossil fuel supplies, and growing environmental concerns over the
climate change risks associated with power generation using fossil fuels. As a
result of these and other challenges facing traditional energy sources,
governments, businesses and consumers are increasingly supporting the
development of alternative energy sources and new technologies for
electricity generation. Renewable energy sources such as solar, biomass,
geothermal, hydroelectric and wind power generation have emerged as
potential alternatives, which address some of these concerns.
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Solar energy is becoming a popular energy source due to the fact that
it is the most abundant and most cost effective energy source on the planet.
Put simply, solar energy is energy derived from the sun, and this energy is not
only clean, but also renewable and costs nothing.
Solar energy is created when the power of the sun is harnessed in

order to produce energy. It is said that the amount of energy that the sun
provides to the Earth in a single day can power the entire planet and all of its
energy needs for a whole year. Because solar energy is available as long as
the sun is available, it is also considered a renewable source of energy. It is a
clean source of energy as well, due to the fact that it does not produce
byproducts or pollutants that will harm the environment likewise the
production of electricity using other conventional ways such as coal and fossil
fuels.
Solar energy is used today to power homes, buildings, appliances,

gadgets, and many other items. It is commonly used across the world and is
recognized as a leading renewable, clean, and cost effective source of
energy. Generate cheap, green electricity from sunlight by using solar panels
in your home with Gynetic !
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2.2 System Process Diagram
Utility power is
continuously provided at
night and during the day
when demand exceeds
solar production.
The Sunlight falls on high

capacity solar panels during
daylight hours. The solar
panels convert the suns
energy into Direct Current
electricity then sent to an
inverter.
Solar systems produce

very high quality
electricity that reduces
the chance of power
fluctuations that could
damage electronic
equipment.
When the solar systems

produce more electricity than is
needed during peak sun hours,
excess electricity is sent to
utility company.
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2.3 Feed in Tariff (FiT)
The Feed-in Tariff (FIT) is a government program designed to promote the

uptake of a range of small-scale renewable and low-carbon electricity
generation technologies. It is available through licensed electricity suppliers.
FiT, according to the Renewable Energy Act 2011, means the special tariff
payable to feed-in approval holders in consideration for renewable energy
generated and sold to a distribution licensee. Its also a mechanism that
allows electricity produced from indigenous renewable energy (eg. solar
system) to be sold to power utilities at a fixed premium price and for specific
duration.In Malaysia, the authority or government official body that regulates
the FiT is Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA), Malaysia. The
given FiT tariff for the year 2015 are as listed in Table 1.
Table 1: FiT Rates for Solar PV (Community) for 2015 (SEDA, 2015).
Description of Qualifying Renewable Energy Installation

a) Basic FiT rates having installed capacity of:
(i) up to and including 4kW
FiT Rates (RM per

kWh)
0.9166
(ii) above 4kW and up to and including 24kW
0.8942
(iii) above 24kW and up to and including 72kW
0.7222
(iv) above 72kW and up to and including 1MW
0.6977
(v) above 1MW and up to and including 10MW
0.5472
(vi) above 10MW and up to including 30MW
0.4896
(b) Bonus FiT rates having the following criteria (one or

more):
FiT Rates (RM per

kWh)
(i) use as installation in buildings or building structures
+0.1722
(ii) use as building materials
+0.1656
(iii) use of locally manufactured or assembled solar PV

modules
(iv) use of locally manufactured or assembled solar inverters
+0.0500
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+0.0500
Feed-in Tariff
Generation track
Feed-in (credit)
Meter
Usage (debit)
Meter
Usage track
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Figure 2: The flow of Feed in Tariff in sense of credit and debit.
2.4 Installation Location and Specifications.
The location installation of solar panel systems is located at Universiti

Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysian
Institute
of
Chemical and
Bioengineering
Technology (MICET). The solar system should output on the daytime usage,
in which in range of 7am in morning till 6pm prior to sunset.
This solar panel system will be installed in academic buildings and

hostel or campus residence since direct sunlight is reflected and not sheltered
or covered by hills. Thus, in order to propose the best solar panel system, the
site specification is first being determined which will be located at the
specified location in Figure 2. The whole area in UniKL MICET that can be
considered for the installation of solar panels are approximately 2,500 m 2.
Other than the buildings rooftop, it would be highly suggested and
recommended to use the land area or on ground mounted solar panels since
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the buildings roof top might not cater the area needed as proved by
calculation.
Figure 3: Location of UniKL MICET from Simpang Empat PLUS Highway
Table 2: Site Specification
LOCATION ADDRESS
LATITUDE LONGITUDE
University Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Institute 2.457244

Chemical
and
Bioengineering
102.171177
Technology
(MICET), Bandar Vendor,

Taboh Naning, 78000 Alor Gajah, Malacca
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2.4.1 Suggested location area in UniKL MICET with approximate area.
In this section, the available area of installation in UniKL MICET has

been proposed after a long and thorough site visit. By giving the suggestion, it
will be a good companion and guide to select the area for PV solar
installation.
2.4.1.1
Suggestion Phase 1
Figure 4: Building name: Separation Labs (Lab 7, 8 & 9)

Approximate available area: 1030 m2
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2.4.1.2
Suggestion Phase 2
Figure 5: Building name: Food Engineering Technology Labs

2.4.1.3
Suggestion Phase 3
Figure 6: Building name: Section of Chemical Engineering Technology Labs

2.4.1.4
Suggestion Phase 4
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Figure 7: Building name: Environment Engineering Technology Labs

2.4.1.5
Suggestion Phase 5
Figure 8: Building name: Open ground MICET Hills

2.4.1.6
Suggestion Phase: 6
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Figure 9: Building name: Open ground MICET Hills

2.5 ANNUAL SOLAR IRRADIATION
Total solar irradiance is usually referred as the amount of radiant

energy emitted by the sun over all wavelengths that fall each second on 1
square meter outside the earth's atmosphere. Irradiance may be measured in
space or at the Earth's surface after atmospheric absorption and scattering.
Figures 10 below shows the annual solar irradiation data for Kuala
Lumpur with adjusted tilt plane of 20o and azimuth angle calculated of 50o
(Refer Index for Sample Calculation).
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Figures 10: Annual solar irradiation data for Kuala Lumpur
Figures 11: Solar irradiation graph for Kuala Lumpur
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2.6 PROPOSED SYSTEM SIZE
In this section, the proposed sizes of PV solar panels are justified with data
collected, as well as the selection of installation area. The sizing are done by
using PVsyst software of 6.39 vesion. All the inputs for the sizing are as
stated below.
Table 3: Description of Input Data in PVsyst software.
No Description
Inputs
Annual Yield (MWh/year)
1510
Tilt Angle (o angle)
20
Azimuth Angle (o angle)
50
Module Type
Standard
Mounting Disposition
Faade or Tilt Roof
Technology
Polycrystalline
Ventilation Property
Ventilated
2.6.1 Justification for input data.
2.6.1.1
Annual Yield
The total annual usage of electricity in UniKL MICET during 2014 was 2157
MW hours. Since this value is the 24 hours usage of electricity, a portion 70%
will justify the amount of daytime usage.
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This is due to:
I.
A survey done shows that during the daytime, is the most peak hours
of electrical appliance and electrical usage. Almost 90% of all labs,
classes, library, lecture rooms, usage in administration blocks as well
as the cafeteria operated fully during this hours. The utilization is high
that causes high consumption of electricity.
II.
During nighttime, only a few classes of lectures and tutorials are

conducted. No labs using electricity and only lights are on in
administration blocks as well as major academic buildings.
This value, 1510 MW hours/year has then been used as the amount that the
solar panels should yield yearly (expected annual yield), in order to generate
electricity to cater the daytime usage in UniKL MICET.
2.6.1.2
Tilt Angle & Azimuth Angle
Both angles are gained for each roof of the suggested buildings. Since
all these angles have small change, the average of the value has been used
to compute using the software.
The size obtained through the software was 7677 m 2. Thus, as
suggested in suggestion phases above; phase 1 till phase 6 are chosen as
the installation area which could accommodate more than 7677m 2. Whereas,
the nominal power or the rated power was 1152kW. The results from the
software are as shown in figure 12 below.
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Figure 12: The sizing are done by using PVsyst software of 6.39 version
Figure 13: System Output energy graph by using PVsyst software of 6.39
version
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2.7
CONFIGURATION OF SOLAR MODULES AND INVERTERS
To produce 1510 MW hours/year for UniKL MICET, with 7677 m2, the number
of panels needed to be installed is calculated below. All the panels or each
single panel used has rated power of 300W.
Thus, it needed about 3840 panels with rated power of 300 W of each panel
to produce 1510 MW hours/year of daytime electricity. Whereas, as a guide,
its calculated the maximum area or size of a single solar panel that can be
located, to meet the allocated size available in UniKL MICET. Listed are the
two options for PV solars. Both are polycrystalline solar panels with 300W
maximum power.
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2.7.1 Option 1
2.7.1.1
Solar Panel
Table 3: Model: RNG - 300 W Polycrystalline Solar Panel

Model: RNG 300P
300 W Polycrystalline Solar Panel
Key Features:
Top Ranked PTC RatingHigh

Module Conversion Efficiency
Fast and Inexpensive Mounting
Maximizes System output by

reducing mismatch loss
100% EL testing on all Renogy

Modules, Guaranteed no Hot Spots
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Table 4: Electrical characteristics for solar panel Model: RNG 300P
No
Electrical Characteristics
Output
Maximum Power at STC (Pmax)
300 W
Optimum Operating Voltage (Vmp)
37.46 V
Optimum Operating Current (Imp)
8.01 A
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)
46.12 V
Short Circuit Current (Isc)
8.56 A
Maximum System Voltage
600 VDC (UL)
Maximum Series Fuse Rating
15 A
Table 5: Mechanical Properties for solar panel Model: RNG 300P

No.
Mechanical Properties
Dimensions
Solar Cell
Polycrystalline (156 x 156 mm)
No. of Cells
72 (6 x 12)
Dimensions
1956 x 992 x 50 mm (76.9 x 39 x 2 in)
Weight
23 kgs. (50.6 lbs.)
Front Glass
3.2 mm (0.13 inches) Tempered Glass
Frame
Anodized Aluminum Alloy
Junction Box
IP65/IP67 Rated
Output cables
12 AWG
Connectors
MC4 Connectors
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Fire Rating
Class C
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Table 6: Temperature Properties for solar panel Model: RNG 300P
No
Temperature Characteristics
Temperature Range
Operating Module Temperature
-40C to +90C
Nominal Operating Cell Temperature
472C
(NOCT)
3
Temperature Coefficient of Pmax
-0.44%/C
Temperature Coefficient of Voc
-0.30%/C
Temperature Coefficient of Isc
0.04%/C
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2.7.1.2
Inverter (SUNNY CENTRAL 250U / 500U)
Table 7: Inverter (SUNNY CENTRAL 250U / 500U)

Key Features:
Integrated isolation
transformers and deliver the
highest efficiencies available
for large PV inverters.
A completely updated user

interface features a large LCD
that provides a graphical view
of the daily plant production
as well as the status of the
inverter and the utility grid.
With the optional Sunny

WebBox, users can now
choose from either RS485 or
Ethernet based
communications.
Designed for easy installation,

operation and performance
monitoring, the new Sunny
Central is the ideal choice for
your large scale PV project.
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Table 8: Inverter technology description based on their model

No.
1
Inverter Technology
SC 250U
SC500U
True sine wave, high
True sine wave, high
frequency PWM with
frequency PWM with
galvanic isolation
galvanic isolation
AC Power Output (Nominal)
250 kW
500 kW
AC Voltage (Nominal)
480 VAC WYE
480 VAC WYE
AC frequency (Nominal)
60 Hz
60 Hz
Current THD
< 5%
< 5%
Power Factor (Nominal)
>0.99
>0.99
AC output Current Limit
300 AAC @ 480 VAC
300 AAC @ 480 VAC
DC Input Voltage Range
300-600 VDC
300-600 VDC
MPP Tracking
300-600 VDC
300-600 VDC
10
PV start Voltage (Configurable
400 VDc
400 VDc
300 600DC)
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Maximum DC current
800ADc
1600ADc
12
Peak Efficiency
97.5%
97.5% (estimate)
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CEC Weighted Efficiency
97%
97% (estimate)
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Power Consumption
69 W standby, <1000 W
69 W standby, <1500 W
with fans
with fans
-13 to 113oF at full power
-13 to 113oF at full power
output up to 122oF at
output up to 122oF at
reduced power
reduced power
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Ambient Operating Temperature
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Cooling
Variable-speed forced air
Variable-speed forced air
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Enclosure
NEMA 3R
NEMA 3R
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Dimension W x H X D in Inch
110 x 33 x 80
142 x 33 x 37
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Weight
4200 lbs
6725 lbs
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Compliance
UL 1741, 1EEE-1547
UL 1741, 1EEE-1547
(pending)
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2.7.2 Option 2
Model: Suntech STP 300-24/Ve

World-class manufacturer of
crystalline silicon photovoltaic
modules
Panels manufactured and assembled
in Malaysia.
Unrivaled manufacturing capacity
and world-class technology
Rigorous quality control meeting
the highest international standards:
ISO 9001: 2008, ISO 14001: 2004
and ISO17025: 2005
Regular independently checked
production process from international
accredited institute/company
Tested for harsh environments (salt
mist, ammonia corrosion and sand
blowing testing: IEC 61701
Figure 13: Model Suntech STP 300-24/Ve
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Table 9: Electrical characteristics for solar panel Suntech STP 300-24/Ve

STC
STP300-24/Ve
STP295-24/Ve
STP290-24/Ve
Maximum Power at STC (Pmax)
300 W
295 W
290 W
Optimum Operating Voltage (Vmp)
35.9 V
35.5 V
35.4 V
Optimum Operating Current (Imp)
8.36 A
8.29 A
8.20 A
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)
44.5 V
44.3 V
44.1 V
Short Circuit Voltage (Isc)
8.83 A
8.74 A
8.65 A
Module Efficiency
15.5%
15.2%
14.9%
Operating Module Temperature
-40 oC to +85 oC
Maximum System Voltage
1000 V DC (IEC)
Maximum Series Fuse Rating
20 A
Power Tolerance
0/+ 5%
Table 10: Temperature characteristics for solar panel Suntech STP 30024/Ve
Nominal Operating Cell Temperature
45
2oC
(NOCT)
Temperature Coefficient of Pmax
-0.43 % / oC
Temperature Coefficient of Voc
-0.33 % / oC
Temperature Coefficient of Isc
0.067 % / oC
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Table 11: Mechanical characteristics for solar panel Suntech STP 300-24/Ve
Solar Cell
Polycrystalline silicon 156 x 156 mm (6 inches)
No. of Cells
72 (6 X 12)
Dimensions
1956 x 992 x 40 mm (77.0 x 39.1 x 1.6 inches)
Weight
25.8 kg (56.9 lbs)
Front Glass
4.0 mm (0.16 inches) tempered glass
Frame
Anodized aluminum alloy
Junction Box
IP67 rated (3 bypass diodes)
Output Cables
TUV (2Pfg1169:2007)
4.0 mm2 (0.006 inches2), symmetrical lengths (-)
1100mm (43.3 inches) and (+) 1100 mm (43.3
inches)
Connectors
H4 connectors
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2.7.2.1
Inverter
Solaron 500 kW PV Inverter

Key Features:
500 kW, high-power,
transformerless, bipolar design
Largest core engine in North
Americawith the industrys
smallest footprint and lightest
weight in its class
Inverter assembled in Malaysia
97.5% CEC
efficiencyIntegrated IDSTM
data monitoring and
communications
Grid integration controlsRemote
PV Tie (RPTTM) accessory
Over three decades of
experience in solar PV industry
24/7/365 global service and
support
Figure 14: Solar Inverter model Solaron 500 kW PV Inverter
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Table 12: Physical and Electrical characteristics for Solar Inverter model
Solaron 500 kW PV Inverter
PHYSICAL
83.1 (H) x 89.5 (W) x
211 cm (H) x 227cm (W) x 102cm (D)
Dimensions
Dimensions include cabinet handles and

connection box
3760 lb (1705.5 kg) unit weight
Weight
4100lb (1859.7 kg) shipping weight

Outdoor ready cabinet design; Environmental
base coating, electrostatically applied paint, sturdy
Enclosure
corrosion resistance steel construction, full liftrated eyes bolts
Environmental Rating
NEMA 3R with NEMA 4 electronics cabinet
Connectors and Cable Supply

Output Power Connectors
4x500 MCM wires (Cu or Al)
Input Power Connectors
4x500 MCM wires (Cu or Al)
Optional AC/DC Switchgear
Configurable AC or DC switches, fusedDC master

combiner
Front panel LCD and keypad; security lock-outs;
User Display
emergency shutdown button
Electrical
Output power
Max Power
Voltage Range
Frequency
500 kW at 480 VAC

432 TO 528 VAC, 3 , 60 Hz, grounded Wye
connection
60Hz
Line Power Factor
>0.99 typical
AC Current Distortion/ THB
<2% typical
AC Line Current
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667 Arms continuous current output rating

(configurable)
Pea< Efficiency
98.6%
CEC Efficiency
97.5%
Input power
Array Configuration
330 to 600 VDC
Voltage
MPP DC Current
Open-Circuit Wake-up Voltage
Standby Tae Losses
MPPT Windows
2.8
Separable bipolar using standard PV modules
750 ADC max

425 VDC default (configurable)
< 100 W
330 to
550 VDC
PRICING
In this topic, the pricing of overall investment or overall payment that is

needed for the solar system will be analyzed.
2.8.1 Breakdown of Price
Pricing of total Solar System depends on the amount of electricity

production by the solar system, which is affected directly by the
number of solar panels and inverters used in the system or the size of
the plant that will be installed. Figure 15 below shows the breakdown
that is currently employed in Malaysian Solar Energy Industries. Sales
and Operational Cost, which included the monitoring, and maintenance
costs, repairs additional operational and overhead are applicable for 25
years. The further breakdown of this sales and operational cost are
stated in Appendix.
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Figure 15:
currently
Breakdown that is
18%
Sales and
Operational
35%
Installation
and permit
employed in
47%
Equipment
Cost
Figure 15: Breakdown of Total Investment cost based on the current

Malaysian Solar Energy Industries
Equipment cost: Solar Panel, inverter mounting hardware and wiring

including Balance of System (BOS) as wires, combiners, junction
boxes, mounting equipment, conduit runs, and communications
equipment
Installation and permit: Solar installation, supply chain, permitting

and interconnection
Sales & Operational: monitoring and maintenance costs, repairs

additional operational and overhead (For 25 years only; Breakdown of
Maintenance costs are elaborated in Appendix)
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2.8.2 Recommended System Price
2.8.2.1
Option 1
Model: RNG 300P

Price per panel, RM1050 includes:
DC Combiner Box with Connectors

1 lot
AC Box with Connectors 1 no.
Electrical Cabling 1 lot
Mounting Structure System

(Aluminium/Stainless Steel) 1 lot
RM 1050 X
RM 4, 032 000.00
Figure 16: Model: RNG 300P 300 W Polycrystalline Solar Panel
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Price per Inverter, RM 625 000.00 for

500kW and RM320 000 for 250kW
includes:
Integrated IDSTM data monitoring

and communications
Grid integration controls
Remote PV Tie (RPTTM)

accessory
Needed two 500kW inverter and one 250

kW inverter.
RM 625 000 + RM 625 000 + RM 320

000 =
RM 1 570 000.00
Figure 17: Inverter (SUNNY CENTRAL 250U / 500U)
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Table 13: Total Equipment Cost Installation Cost Monitoring and maintenance
for Solar Inverter model Solar on 500 kW PV Inverter
No
Cost Type
Price, RM
Total Equipment Cost (Solar panels +
RM 5, 602, 000.00
Inverters) = RM 4, 032 000.00 +

RM 1 570 000.00
2
Installation Cost
RM 4 171 702.00
Monitoring and maintenance
RM 2 145 447.00
Grand Total of Option 1 RM 11, 919, 149.00
2.8.2.2
Option 2
Model: Suntech STP 300-24/Ve

Price per panel, RM1120 includes:
DC Combiner Box with

Connectors 1 lot
AC Box with Connectors 1 no.
Electrical Cabling 1 lot
Mounting Structure System

(Stainless Steel) 1 lot
RM 1120 X
RM 4, 300 800.00
Figure 18: Model: Suntech STP 300-24/Ve

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Solar Inverter model Solaron 500

kW PV Inverter
Price per Inverter, RM 575 000.00 for

500kW and RM298 000 for 250kW
includes:
o Integrated isolation transformer
o Graphical LCD interface
o Sunny WebBox Installer
Needed two 500kW inverter and one
250 kW inverter.
RM 575 000 + RM 575 000 + RM 298
000 = RM 1 448 000.
Figure 19: Solar Inverter model Solaron 500 kW PV Inverter
Table 14: Total Equipment Cost Installation Cost Monitoring and maintenance
for Solar Inverter model Solaron 500 kW PV Inverter
No
Cost Type
Price, RM
Total Equipment Cost (Solar panels +
RM 5, 748, 800.00
Inverters) = RM 4, 300 800.00 + RM 1 448

000.00
2
Installation Cost
RM 4 281 022.00
Monitoring and maintenance
RM 2 201 669.00
Grand Total of Option 2: RM 12, 231, 491.00
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2.8.3 Number of Panels
To produce 1510 MW hours/year for UniKL MICET, with 7677 m2, the
number of panels needed to be installed is calculated below. All the panels or
each single panel used has rated power of 300W.
Thus, it needed about 3840 panels with rated power of 300 W of each
panel to produce 1510 MW hours/year of daytime electricity. Where as, as a
guide, its calculated the maximum area or size of a single solar panel that
can be located, to meet the allocated size available in UniKL MICET.
2.8.4 Number of Inverters
Inverters efficiency = 97%
= 2 inverters of 500kW and 1 inverter of 250kW
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3.0
PRODUCT MANUFACTURER WARRANTY
A. Ten Year Limited PV Module Warranty of Materials and Workmanship

Gynetic Solar for solar panel and inverter products warrants the PV
Module(s) to be free from defects and/or failures specified below for
the period not exceeding ten (10) years from the date of sale to the
original owner (Customer):
o Defects and/or failures due to manufacturing;

o Defects and/or failures due to materials;
o Cracking of the front glass surface due to foreign objects inside the
glass; or Note: This limited warranty shall exclude cracking of the front
glass surface due to external shock from flying objects or external
stress.
o Non-conformity with specifications due to faulty manufacturing and/or
inspection processes. If the PV Module(s) fails to conform to this
warranty, Gynetic Solar technician
will repair the PV Module(s), or
replace the PV Module(s) with equivalent PV Module(s), at Solar Panel

and inverters sole option.
3.1 Limited Power Output Warranty of 25 years (90% / 80%)
Subject to Solar Panel and inverters determining in its sole discretion

that any power loss is due solely to defects in materials or
workmanship, Solar Panel and inverters warrants the power output of
each type of PV Module(s): Solar Panel and inverters warrants that if,
Within the first ten (10) years from the date of sale to the Customer, the
PV Module(s) exhibits a power output of less than ninety percent (90%)
off.
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3.2 Warranty Exclusions
1) No claim based on this Limited Warranty may be brought after the

applicable warranty period.
Any delivery of additional PV Module(s)
or the repair or replacement of the PV Module(s) shall not extend the

original terms of this Limited Warranty.
2) This Limited Warranty shall not cover defects and/or failures of the PV
Module(s) from the following causes even though such defects and/or
failures are discovered within the applicable warranty period:
o Defects and/or failures caused by devices and/or parts other
than the PV Module(s) or mounting methods of such devices
and/or parts;
o Defects and/or failures caused by defective wiring, installation,
or handling;
o Defects and/or failures caused by inappropriate environmental
conditions or installations not in conformance with PV Module(s)
specifications, installation manuals, operation manuals, or labels
attached to the PV Module(s);
o Defects and/or failures caused by unauthorized maintenance,
operation or modification, regardless of whether such act is
willful misconduct or negligence;
o Defects and/or failures caused by removal from the original
place of installation;
o Defects and/or failures caused by repairs not in accordance with
Solar Panel and inverters instructions;
o Defects and/or failures caused by inappropriate handling during
transportation or storage;
o Defects and/or failures caused by use on a mobile unit including,
but not limited to, vehicles, vessels and any other such mobile
unit.
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o Defects and/or failures caused by external accidents such as
fire, explosion, and civil disorder;
o Defects and/or failures caused by natural forces, acts of God or
force majeure events and other
o Unforeseen circumstances or causes beyond Gynetic Solar
reasonable control including, but not limited to, earthquakes,
typhoons,
hurricanes,
tornadoes,
volcanic
action,
floods,
tsunami, lightning, snow damage; or

o Defects and/or failures caused by smoke and/or other pollution,
salt damage, acid rain.
o Defects and/or failures caused by rat, insect, or other animal or
living creature of any kind.
o Defects and/or failures caused by aged deterioration or usage,
which do not affect output of the PV Module(s) (e.g. rust, mold,
scratches, spots, discoloration, mechanical wear or tear, etc.)
o Defects and/or failures caused by inspection and/or repair,
relocation, modification except as performed by Gynetic Solar or
Gynetic Solars authorized agent.
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4.0
Investment Analysis
In this section, the amount of time for the payback and the cumulative
investment analysis are presented. This is the key analysis to show the
performance of investment throughout the solar system. Return on investment
(ROI) is a financial calculation used to gauge how well the money invested on
solar systems earns or profits even more money. To calculate ROI its divided
the earnings made from an investment by the amount invested.
Figure 20: Output Data from PVSyst Software
System Analysis
Estimated Annual System Yield = 1 510 000 kWh
Nominal or Rated Power = 1152 kWp = 1.152 MWp
Estimated Annual Specific Yield =
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4.1
Investment Analysis for Option 1

Estimated Annual System Yield = 1 510 000 kWh per year
Based on the Government Renewable Energy Policy and Feed-in Tariff (FiT)
program, the electricity saving/sales can be computed as below:
Basic FiT rates:

Above 1MW and up to including 10MW = RM0.5472 per kWh.
Bonus FiT rates with criteria of the followings:

Use as Installation in buildings or building structures = +RM0.1722
Total Feed in Tariff for Option 1: RM 0.7194 per kWh
Estimated Annual FiT Income:
Simple Payback (years) =
= 10.97 years = 11 years.
Return on Investment (ROI) = 9.85%
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10
MILLION (RM)
0
YR 00 YR 01 YR 02 YR 03 YR 04 YR 05 YR 06 YR 07 YR 08 YR 09 YR 10 YR 11 YR 12 YR 13 YR 14 YR 15 YR 16 YR 17 YR 18 YR 19 YR 20 YR 21
-5
-10
-15
YEARS
Figure 20: Cumulative Investment Analysis for option 1 (simple payback)
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4.2
Investment Analysis for Option 2
Estimated Annual System Yield = 1 510 000 kWh per year

Based on the Government Renewable Energy Policy and Feed-in Tariff (FiT)
program, the electricity saving/sales can be computed as below:
Basic FiT rates:
Above 1MW and up to including 10MW = RM0.5472 per kWh.
Bonus FiT rates with criteria of the followings:

Use as Installation in buildings or building structures = +RM0.1722
Use of locally manufactured or assembled solar PV modules =
+RM0.05
Use of locally manufactured or assembled solar inverters = +RM0.05
Total Feed in Tariff for Option 1: RM 0.8194 per kWh
Estimated Annual FiT Income:
Simple Payback (years) =
= 9.63 years.
Return on Investment (ROI) = 11.2%

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10
MILLION (RM)
0
YR 00 YR 01 YR 02 YR 03 YR 04 YR 05 YR 06 YR 07 YR 08 YR 09 YR 10 YR 11 YR 12 YR 13 YR 14 YR 15 YR 16 YR 17 YR 18 YR 19 YR 20 YR 21
-5
-10
-15
YEARS
Figure 21: Cumulative Investment Analysis for option 2 (simple payback)
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APPENDIX
SAMPLE TILT ANGLE CALCULATION,
Sin (A) =
= 0.36
Sin-1 (0.36) = 21.10o

Average tilt angle of all selected buildings = 20o
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AZIMUTH ANGLE SAMPLE CALCULATION,
Azimuth Angle (angle marked with mark)

180o 126o = 54 o
Average Azimuth angle of all selected buildings = 50 o
TILT AND AZIMUTH ANGLES REFERENCE
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The table below provides a breakdown of costs across four categories scheduled
maintenance;
unscheduled
maintenance;
inverter/equipment
replacement; and insurance, property taxes, and owners costs for a

conceptual nominal power of 1 MW PV plant.
O&M Costs
(RM/kW-yrs.)
Scheduled Maintenance /Cleaning
20
Unscheduled Maintenance
Inverter Replacement Reserve
10
Subtotal O&M
32
Insurances, Property Taxes ,Owners
15
Cost
Total O&M
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The various types of maintenance strategies for a PV plant include:

Preventative Maintenance includes routine inspection and servicing of
equipment to prevent breakdowns and production losses
Corrective or reactive maintenance addresses equipment breakdowns after
the occurrence. This break and fix method has low upfront costs, but bears
the risk of unplanned downtime and higher costs on the back end. This is the
current industry standard
Condition based maintenance (CBM) uses real-time data to prioritize and
optimize maintenance and resources
More than one of these maintenance strategies is needed, but a proper
strategy can limit the amount of surprises and will decrease the amount of
unplanned downtime. When establishing a preventative maintenance
schedule, it is important to do so based upon each component and system
manufacturers recommendations. Corrective maintenance procedures should
also be established to address items that require immediate repairs and items
that can be repaired with routine maintenance visits. Some typical
maintenance needs at PV plants include:
Over the course of time, dust collects on the PV panels significantly affecting
system efficiency. Panels must be cleaned regularly to minimize efficiency
loss PV operators and suppliers have found that one to two cleanings per
year will adequately serve most plants needs System components must go
through a thorough maintenance checklist at least once or twice per year. The
checklist should include such items as:
Checking connections of wires
Testing voltage / current through wires and PV modules
Inspecting components for moisture
Greasing actuator gears and topping off hydraulic fluid

on tracker components, if applicable
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Testing
of
SCADA
and
meteorological
systems
communications
Confirming settings on the inverter
Resealing of system components
Additional maintenance needs include the removal of snow, ice, grass, and
vegetation to ensure effective system operation. The total inspection that has
been included in Costing for 25 years are shown in Figure below.
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Typical Maintenance Needs
Total inspection that has been included in Total Investment Costing available for 25 years
This illustration highlights some of the plant maintenance needs that must be factored into an O&M budget
Clean panels
Grease tracker gears and actuators
Check hydraulics
Calibrate controllers and sensors
Remove vegetation, snow, and ice from
bl ki panels
blocking
l
Other items:
Inspect SCADA and
meteorological systems
communication
connection and test signal
strength
t
th
Perform thermal imaging to test

electrical connections
Inspect for loose connections,
rust/moisture, or pest infestation
Test string current
String
Combiner
Line from
additional
arrays
PV
Panels
Sub
Combiner
DC
Disconnect
Switch
AC
Disconnect
Switch
Grid
Interconnect
Inverter
* Advanced Energy Global Systems, 2010.

** Banke, Bryan, Solar Electric Facility O&M: Now Comes the Hard Part three-part series, Oct-Dec 2009, www.renewableenergyworld.com.
Copyright 2010 by ScottMadden. All rights reserved.
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settings
Perform thermal imaging to
test electrical connections
Inspect for loose connections,
rust/moisture, or pest
infestation

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UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

1.0 COMPANY OVERVIEW

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

provider for residential,

national market leaders in the solar photovoltaic industry.

Founded in 2005, with the first base in Melaka, Malaysia; Gynetics

budget preparation to equipment specification, engineering, procurement,

project management and site supervision.

The company has obtained the accreditation from Malaysia Energy

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

Ahmad Muzammil Bin Idris

Founder and CEO of Gynetic Global

Founded Gynetic at the age of

Helped Gynetic become one of

Muhamad Faris Bin Hamir

Helped grow Gynetic into the

hardware technologies including

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

Muhd Hazim Bin Tarmizi

Co-Founder, Chief Revenue Officer

Focuses on the ways in which

government organizations can

Oversees SolarCitys global

Has an extensive background in

Nor Izzaida Bt Ariffin

Chief Marketing Officer

marketing initiatives and works to

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

Fakhrul Muiz Bin Mohd Juty

Executive Vice President, Policy &

Work with international, federal,

organizations on a wide range of

environmental law for 25 years.

Executive Vice President, General

Leads Gynetics legal, compliance

sizes and types from their start-up

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

Muhd Aqil Bin Fadzil

Vice President, People

Helped to develop a thorough

2.0 SYSTEM PROCESS DIAGRAM AND DESCRIPTION.

2.1 Solar Energy

While a majority of the world's current electricity supply is generated

GYNETIC GLOBAL VENTURES ENTERPRISE(PG0348037-U)

UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

Solar energy is created when the power of the sun is harnessed in

Solar energy is used today to power homes, buildings, appliances,

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UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

2.2 System Process Diagram

The Sunlight falls on high

Solar systems produce

When the solar systems

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UNIKL MICET PV SOLAR SYSTEM PROPOSAL

2.3 Feed in Tariff (FiT)

The Feed-in Tariff (FIT) is a government program designed to promote the

Description of Qualifying Renewable Energy Installation

FiT Rates (RM per

(ii) above 4kW and up to and including 24kW