US based GameChange Solar Adds 35GW Manufacturing Capacity In 2024

US based GameChange Solar Adds 35GW Manufacturing Capacity In2024

US based company GameChange Solar, a solar tracking solutions provider for ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) plants recently announced its expansion to 35 GW of annual domestic manufacturing capacity. With this they expanded their capacity for key components, up from 24 GW in 2023.

The increased domestic manufacturing capacity enabled GameChange to incorporate over 85% domestic content for its Genius Trackers depending on customer requirements. GameChange Solar claimed that US-produced content of its solar trackers will be 70% as per standard for its customers, with over 85% available upon request. The standard domestic content percentage reaffirms the Company’s commitment to support domestic manufacturing and underscores its position as an industry leader in domestic capacity. As a result of the increased domestic manufacturing capacity, the company offers multi-year capacity commitments.

Since 2012, GameChange Solar has maintained its US production capacity and, with addition of 35 GW capacity, it has claimed to become one of the players in domestic manufacturing. This achievement is supported by a network of over 30 manufacturing locations across 16 states to help ensure our customers qualify for the Inflation Reduction Act domestic content requirements. GameChange Solar’s US manufacturing capacity enables domestic production of tracker parts, including torque tubes, posts, controllers, module mounting equipment such as purlins and SpeedClamps™, bearings, stamped parts, and other essential solar tracker components.

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Derick Botha, chief commercial officer at GameChange Solar, commented, “GameChange has been a leader in US domestic manufacturing of solar tracker systems for years. We are proud to be growing our contribution to the increase in US solar manufacturing, helping to create clean energy jobs, and contributing to the global energy transition.”