| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 21.0 MWp |
| Segment | Industrial rooftop (grid-tied) |
| Location | Dhamrai & Faridpur, Bangladesh |
| End user | Al Haj Karim Textiles Ltd. and affiliated companies |
| EPC / installer | SCUBE Technologies |
| Mounting | Solaracks rooftop mounting structures |
| Status | In execution |
At 21 MWp, the Karim Group program is the largest single entry in the Solaracks delivery record. The arrays span textile facilities of Al Haj Karim Textiles and affiliated companies at Dhamrai and Faridpur, with EPC partner SCUBE Technologies engineering and installing on Solaracks rooftop mounting structures.
Textile sheds suit rooftop solar well — long spans, regular purlin grids, high daytime process load underneath. At this scale the mounting supply itself becomes a schedule item: consignments are staged building by building to match the installation fronts, rather than arriving as one undifferentiated delivery.
The program is in execution, with completed roofs already generating while further buildings are mounted. It sits alongside the delivered Meghna, Akij and Smart programs in the record — together a picture of how Bangladesh’s industrial rooftop build-out is being carried on repeat orders rather than one-off projects.
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