PRS provides utility grade solar & BESS
Maintenance Services
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Ground Maintenance
Ground maintenance of a solar farm is a crucial operational activity that ensures the solar array continues to function efficiently, safely, and in compliance with environmental and regulatory standards.
It involves a combination of vegetation control, infrastructure upkeep, site inspection, and environmental management.
It includes grass cutting and weed control, tree and shrub maintenance, road and access track upkeep, drainage inspection, cleaning and repairing and erosion control measures.
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Structural and Site Infrastructure Maintenance
The main purpose is to preserve the physical integrity and safety of site components, ensuring the arrays continue to function as designed and ensures the longevity of the structure.
The typical tasks undertaken are includes fence and gate repairs, signage maintenance, panel inspection and replacement, framework inspection and repair, cable management maintenance.
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Panel Maintenance
Panel cleaning on a solar farm is an essential maintenance activity that ensures photovoltaic (PV) modules operate at maximum efficiency.
Dust, bird droppings, pollen, and other debris can significantly reduce solar energy output — sometimes by 5–30% or more, depending on the environment.
There are many ways to clean the panels and some of the methods we adopt are Mechanical cleaning, robotic cleaning, manual cleaning and water-based systems.
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Electrical Maintenance
The purpose of carrying out the checks is to identify early any potential issues that can impact on the energy generation.
Visual inspections are typically carried out to spot check for damage, dirt buildup and nesting animals, infrared thermography to identify hotspots and potential faults, grounding checks to ensure proper earthing for safety and lightning protection.
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Environmental and Wildlife Management
Ensure compliance with Ecological requirements and protect local biodiversity by managing buffer zones and wildlife corridors, managing burrowing animals that may cause damage to cable or supports, remove litter, debris and disposing vegetation and waste responsibly.
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Record Keeping & Reporting
Record keeping and reporting are a vital aspect for the upkeep of the site and helps to track maintenance activity for performance, safety and compliance audits.
It is important to log completed maintenance tasks, dates and issues found, for example, erosion damage and vegetation issues, whilst keeping a firm grip on site conditions.