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Hospital & Healthcare Solar Setup

Date:
Feb 09, 2025

Reliable Power for Critical Care

Hospitals demand uninterrupted power, and Green Subsidy rose to this challenge by installing a 150kW rooftop solar system for a leading healthcare facility. This system powers ICU equipment, lighting, and air-conditioning, ensuring reliability in an environment where every second matters.

To enhance security, we integrated hybrid battery systems, guaranteeing power even during outages. The hospital administration reported annual savings of over $25,000, allowing funds to be redirected into patient care and medical resources.

With this project, Green Subsidy proved that solar power is not only an economic solution but also a life-saving resource. By ensuring clean, dependable electricity for healthcare, we demonstrated the true potential of renewable energy in critical industries.

Clean Energy Saves Lives

The hospital also aligned its efforts with global sustainability benchmarks, particularly the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reinforcing its role as both a healthcare provider and an environmental steward. By combining cutting-edge medical care with green energy adoption, the institution showcased how hospitals can heal both people and the planet.

This project stands as a shining example of how renewable energy solutions can redefine sectors beyond just cost efficiency. For the hospital, solar wasn’t just an investment in power—it was an investment in people, community, and future generations.

Healthcare and sustainability are deeply interconnected, which is why Green Subsidy partnered with a renowned hospital to install a 150kW rooftop solar power system. Hospitals run around the clock, with high energy demands for critical medical equipment, lighting, air conditioning, and emergency systems. By shifting a major share of its energy use to solar, the hospital reduced its electricity expenses by nearly 65%, freeing up substantial funds that could be redirected toward improving patient care and medical infrastructure.

 

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