GameChange Solar crosses 13 GW milestone in India
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GameChange Solar crosses 13 GW milestone in India

GameChange Solar, a leading provider of solar tracker and fixed-tilt racking solutions, has exceeded 13 GW of projects in India—including both commissioned systems and those under installation. The company secured orders totalling 7 GW in FY 2025 alone, with nearly 2 GW booked in the final quarter.

A substantial share of the new orders are from returning clients, reflecting growing trust in the company’s Genius Tracker systems, which are tailored for high-wind and high-heat environments. These systems are engineered to deliver rapid installation, structural resilience, and optimal energy output—ideally suited to India’s challenging terrains and tight commissioning schedules.

To meet growing demand and ensure timely project execution, GameChange Solar has expanded its local manufacturing capacity for key components to over 20 GW annually.

GameChange Solar, a leading provider of solar tracker and fixed-tilt racking solutions, has exceeded 13 GW of projects in India—including both commissioned systems and those under installation. The company secured orders totalling 7 GW in FY 2025 alone, with nearly 2 GW booked in the final quarter. A substantial share of the new orders are from returning clients, reflecting growing trust in the company’s Genius Tracker systems, which are tailored for high-wind and high-heat environments. These systems are engineered to deliver rapid installation, structural resilience, and optimal energy output—ideally suited to India’s challenging terrains and tight commissioning schedules. To meet growing demand and ensure timely project execution, GameChange Solar has expanded its local manufacturing capacity for key components to over 20 GW annually.

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