We aim to make clean energy more accessible

The company is focused on innovation and sustainability for solar tracking and racking solutions.

Can you share insights into your journey and accomplishments in the Indian market?

Since 2015, the company has had a presence in the Indian market, and over the past eight years, it has successfully inked numerous Giga projects, including the 1.7GW project in 2020, the 2.8GW project in 2022 and more. The track record boasts the commissioning of over 7-gigawatt trackers, with a proven performance history. In August 2022, the first JV of Arctech factory in India, Jash Energy, started its operation. Now, the factory is equipped with an annual capacity of 3GW.

Can you share an example of how your understanding of local and unique customer needs has resulted in a successful project or partnership?

At Arctech, our core values revolve around service and quality, and we are deeply committed to providing exceptional value to our customers. Our primary focus is on meeting and exceeding customer expectations by truly understanding their unique and local needs.

Our solar solutions have played a pivotal role in accelerating the adoption of solar energy. They have boosted energy generation and contributed significantly to reducing carbon emissions. 

Could you share more about your recent establishment of the joint venture factory, Jash Energy, in India?

To align with the PLI (production-linked incentive scheme) plan, Arctech established its first joint venture factory dedicated to solar trackers in India last year. Situated in Mundra, Gujarat, home to India’s largest private port, Jash Energy boasts an annual capacity of 3GW. He enjoys convenient access to Western, Middle Eastern, and African markets. The factory has achieved self-sufficiency by locally sourcing steel for manufacturing all key components of Arctech’s solar trackers. This exemplifies Arctech’s steadfast commitment towards a long-term localisation strategy in India.