From pv magazine India
Nextracker, a US-based specialist in intelligent solar tracker and software solutions, has signed contracts for an annual manufacturing capacity of 10 GW in India.
The company manufactures solar tracker systems with more than 80% domestic content for large-scale solar projects in India, collaborating with 11 manufacturing suppliers across 13 factories in the country.
Nextracker aims to expedite project timelines, enhance energy supply security, reduce costs, create local employment opportunities, and contribute to economic development through this strategic initiative.
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Dan Shugar, Nextracker's founder and CEO, noted that the company already has more than 5 GW of systems in fulfilment or operation.
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Nextracker has more than 200 staff at its Hyderabad office, which is engaged in R&D, engineering, manufacturing, after-sales support, etc. Some of its prominent customers include engineering companies such as Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy, Amara Raja Infra Private Ltd., and Rays Power Infra, as well as established developers such as NTPC.
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