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Renewables
Large-scale ground-mounted solar power plant EPC for captive industrial use and utility-scale generation — full civil, structural, and electrical works delivered turnkey.
Overview
Daakshyaani executes ground-mounted solar power plants from 1 MWp upwards for industrial captive use and independent power generation across AP and Telangana. Our scope covers land survey and soil investigation, civil foundation works, mounting structure supply and erection, module installation, string inverter or central inverter electrical systems, HT evacuation infrastructure, and DISCOM interconnection. We also offer single-axis tracker systems for maximum energy yield on suitable sites.
Why Daakshyaani
From 1 MWp industrial captive plants to multi-MW utility projects — we scale our EPC team and supply chain to match your project size.
For sites with good land-to-capacity ratio, single-axis trackers can increase energy yield by 15–25%. We assess suitability and deliver tracker-based EPC.
Unlike many EPC contractors, we build the HT substation and 11kV/33kV evacuation line in-house — no separate contractor, no coordination gap.
Pile foundation, raft foundation, or driven pile — our civil team selects and executes the right foundation system for your soil conditions and wind zone.
Full coordination with all DISCOMs across AP & Telangana for technical feasibility, interconnection agreement, and grid synchronisation.
We simulate expected energy yield using PVsyst and provide a performance guarantee with contractual PR targets — protecting your investment.
Blog
Single-axis trackers improve energy yield by keeping modules closer to perpendicular with the sun through the day, but how much they help depends on site-specific factors — latitude, direct-vs-diffuse irradiance (GHI/DNI split), land availability for row spacing without self-shading, and terrain. That's why tracker suitability is assessed per site rather than assumed as a fixed uplift for every project.
A ground-mounted plant's evacuation voltage — typically 11kV or 33kV — is chosen based on plant capacity and the distance to the nearest DISCOM interconnection point; larger capacities or longer evacuation runs generally favour 33kV to limit line losses, while smaller or closer-in plants can evacuate at 11kV. This decision shapes the substation and protection design well before construction begins.
A captive plant consuming its own generation on-site is a different regulatory case from an independent power producer (IPP) plant selling into the grid or to a third party via open access or group captive structuring. Utility-scale and IPP-oriented ground-mount projects often need to plan for open access or captive-status approvals in parallel with the standard DISCOM interconnection process, not as an afterthought.
Industries
Ground-mounted solar starts at 1 MWp and scales up to full utility-scale — distinct from our rooftop offering, which covers smaller C&I installations.
Both, depending on site economics — single-axis trackers add a 15–25% yield gain where the land and budget support it, and we model this with PVsyst before recommending either option.
We select based on plant size and layout — both are within scope, along with pile, raft, or driven-pile foundation selection matched to the site's soil and wind zone.
Both — ground-mounted plants we've built serve captive industrial consumption and utility-scale generation; for the latter, our open access and ISTS teams handle the offtake and evacuation approvals.
