This report details a project focused on the design and development of a Power Factor Correction (PFC) AC drive using a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) system. The project aimed to improve power factor, reduce electricity bills, and manage input power based on system demand. The student's role involved designing the inverter and converter sections, including simulations, prototyping, and the design of a DC-DC buck converter. The report describes the application of engineering knowledge, including the use of power semiconductor devices, PWM switching techniques, and the design of a three-phase inverter. The project involved addressing issues such as power supply failures and component installation, and the student highlights collaborative work and the benefits of the designed PFC system, such as reduced starting current and improved power quality. The report concludes with an overview of the project's objectives, the student's contributions, and the comparison of results with non-PFC systems, including an energy appraisal.