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20.77MW JAMBUDA SOLAR PROJECT

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Capacity20.77MW
Tracker type1P HSAT (All DC)
CommissionedOctober 2025 / Commissioned
ClientV Grown Tech
LocationJambuda, Gujarat
20.77MW JAMBUDA SOLAR PROJECT
Project overview

20.77MW Jambuda Solar Project Powered by 1P HSAT (All DC)

The 20.77MW Jambuda Solar Project marks another successful collaboration between Sunchaser and V Grown Tech, showcasing the deployment of advanced 1P Horizontal Single Axis Tracker (HSAT – All DC) technology in Gujarat, India. Engineered for utility-scale solar applications, the project is designed to maximize energy capture while ensuring long-term operational stability.

By utilizing Sunchaser's intelligent tracking system, the solar modules automatically follow the sun's daily movement, allowing the plant to generate more electricity than conventional fixed-tilt installations. The All DC drive architecture offers smooth tracker movement, lower power consumption, simplified maintenance, and enhanced reliability throughout the system's lifecycle.

Built to withstand challenging environmental conditions, the tracker structure combines mechanical strength with precision engineering to deliver consistent performance year after year. The project reflects Sunchaser's commitment to innovation, quality, and providing efficient tracking solutions that help developers improve project economics and maximize renewable energy production.

The Jambuda Solar Project represents another important milestone in expanding clean energy infrastructure, supporting India's growing demand for sustainable and high-performance solar power generation.

Where it is

Site location — Jambuda, Gujarat

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