FAQ

Answer common questions about our solar solutions, project execution, pricing models, timelines, and maintenance. If you don’t find your answer here, feel free to contact us.

Q1. What is a solar power plant?
A solar power plant converts sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) modules. The generated power can be used directly, stored, or exported to the grid depending on the project configuration.

Q2. How much area is required for a solar plant?
Area requirements depend on plant capacity, module type, and mounting structure. On average, 1 MW requires 4–5 acres for ground-mounted systems.

Q3. How long does a solar plant last?
Solar modules typically last 25–30 years, with inverters and other components requiring periodic replacement during the lifecycle.

Q4. What technologies do you use?
We deploy advanced technologies such as:

• Mono PERC / TOPCon modules

• Single Axis Trackers (SAT)

• Fixed Tilt & Seasonal Tilt structures

• SCADA-based monitoring systems

Q5. What is Single Axis Tracker (SAT)?
Single Axis Trackers rotate solar panels throughout the day to follow the sun, increasing energy generation by 15–25% compared to fixed-tilt systems.

Q6. What is your role in a solar project?
Planck Power provides end-to-end services including:

• Site assessment

• Engineering & design

• Procurement

• Construction & commissioning

• Operation & maintenance (O&M)

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