Schlumberger Baku runs on solar energy!

Let's start with a question:

If even an international energy giant installs solar panels on the roof of its office, what is the reason?

The answer is simple: the future lies in the sun.

Why solar energy?

Demand for electricity in Azerbaijan grows every year. For large corporate facilities in particular, energy costs are no longer just a financial issue but also a measure of reputation and sustainability.

That is exactly why Schlumberger chose an alternative energy system for its Baku office. This step means both lower costs and a demonstration of the company's environmental responsibility.

About the project

In this project, carried out by the Helind Enerji team:

  • 210 solar panels were installed (Resun Solar 585 W, Half-Cut technology);
  • 1 Solis 100 kW inverter was used;
  • total power: 115.5 kWp;
  • system type: on-grid solar panel system.

This setup produces about 140,932 kWh of electricity a year. That equals the annual consumption of hundreds of homes.

Making the numbers easier to grasp

  • 65 tons of CO₂ emissions avoided → equal to the air cleaned by more than 3,000 trees in a year.
  • 140,000+ kWh of energy produced → as much as the annual electricity use of hundreds of families.
  • Performance Ratio: 88.7% → a very high figure by world standards.

The strategic importance of the solar panel system

A global company like Schlumberger investing in solar panels sends a message:

  • energy saving is not just a trend but a necessity;
  • an alternative energy system is at the heart of global companies' sustainability plans;
  • in sunny countries like Azerbaijan, a solar panel system is the most realistic solution.

Helind Enerji's role

For us, this project was not just an installation. It is a real example of the corporate-scale shift to solar energy in the Azerbaijani market.

At Helind Enerji, we see each panel not just as equipment but as a symbol of long-term energy stability and savings.

The Schlumberger project showed that with solar energy, bills don't just go down: the company also gains a green image, moves closer to its ESG goals and secures its place on the energy map of the future.