Photovoltaic Engineering for Rooftop and Ground-Mounted PV
From preliminary design and plant sizing through to detailed electrical engineering and technical support during construction, Varian Energy develops robust planning solutions for commercial rooftop and ground-mounted PV systems.

© MaxSolarEngineering, interfaces and documentation as one system
Every design starts from one consistent technical concept: plant layout, electrical design, protection and metering concepts and the interfaces to the grid connection are developed together and documented in reviewable deliverables.
- Engineering driven by expertise and experience
- Interfaces clearly defined
- Documented for review
Technical scope in detail
The service modules are clearly structured and can be combined to match the project phase, plant configuration and technical requirements.
Plant Concept & Design
The technical basis, established before detailed engineering costs arise.
- Preliminary plant concept
- Plant layout
- Module, string and inverter configuration
- Optimized BESS configuration
- Yield simulation with PVsyst and PV*SOL
- Technical variant assessment
Electrical Engineering
Electrical design developed to construction-ready documentation.
- Single Line Diagram (SLD)
- Cable trench and cable dimensioning
- Support throughout the entire certification process
- Protection and metering concepts
- Approval of plans to be built
- Communication architecture (EMS, PPC, SCADA)
Grid Connection & Coordination
Technical interfaces towards every external stakeholder.
- Grid connection interfaces and point of connection
- Technical coordination with network operators
- Grid compliance requirements
- Technical coordination with suppliers
Construction Support
Technical support from site works through commissioning.
- Technical support during construction
- Commissioning preparation
As-built Documentation
Documentation of the plant as constructed.
- Technical documentation
- Creating as-built and reviewable documents
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