Zynergy Solutions delivered a 400KW solar power system for Kashif Cold Storage in Arifwala, Punjab a large agricultural cold-storage facility where refrigeration runs around the clock. Generating roughly 1,007,400 units of electricity a year (about 82,800 units a month), the system dramatically cuts the facility's single largest operating cost. The project breakdown video is below.
The Challenge
Cold storage is one of the most electricity-hungry businesses in agriculture: compressors run 24/7 to protect stored crops, and any interruption risks spoilage. With grid tariffs climbing, energy had become the facility's biggest and least predictable cost.
The Zynergy Solution
Zynergy engineered a 400KW solar array to carry the heavy daytime refrigeration load, when compressor demand and sunshine both peak. At roughly 1,007,400 units generated per year, the system offsets a huge share of grid consumption and shields the business from tariff increases while keeping the cold chain reliable.
The Result
The facility now runs its daytime cooling largely on self-generated solar, converting what was a runaway electricity bill into a predictable, low-cost energy supply. For agricultural cold storage, that is the difference between thin margins and a healthy one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Solar is an excellent fit for cold storage because compressor demand peaks during daylight, matching solar generation. This 400KW system offsets the bulk of Kashif Cold Storage’s daytime refrigeration load.
This 400KW system generates around 1,007,400 units per year roughly 82,800 units per month enough to offset a large industrial or agricultural load.
Solar handles the daytime load while the grid (or storage) covers the night, giving a cold store the best of both: lower daytime costs and uninterrupted refrigeration.