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105MW solar tracker plant in India

By Baishakhi Dutta

NEXTracker, a Flex company, announced today it has delivered its PV technology to India’s largest solar tracker power plant, in collaboration with its customer, Adani Power Ltd. Located in the State of Punjab.

The project is 105 MW and is already 50% installed and commissioned. This is the first phase of a strategic agreement between Adani and NEXTracker to supply tracker technology, design consultation, installation and commissioning support to Adani’s PV power plant deployments in India and around the world.

NEXTracker’s balanced design, advanced wind capabilities, and rapid stowing features are ideal for this region known for its high winds and desert soil conditions. The company reports that NEXTracker also has fewer foundations and assembly points, helping mitigate geotechnical risk and accelerate project construction schedules.

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