For decades, solar power has faced one persistent challenge — space. Traditional photovoltaic (PV) systems, especially on residential rooftops, are often limited by the available surface area. With most home installations capped under 4 kilowatts, energy potential remains constrained despite advances in panel efficiency.
But a new innovation from Janta Power is changing that equation. The company has unveiled a groundbreaking system designed to generate more power from less space — a vertical leap forward in solar design.
Introducing the 3D Power Structure
At the heart of Janta Power’s breakthrough is the 3D Power Structure, a towering, single-axis tracking system engineered for flat roofs and open ground areas. Unlike traditional flat-panel arrays that spread outward, this design stacks solar panels vertically along a tilted frame — much like the way trees grow upward toward sunlight.
Inspired by nature and urban architecture, Janta Power’s engineers looked to skyscrapers and forests for guidance. Both maximize vertical space and capture light from multiple angles — principles that now drive this next-generation solar configuration.
Triple the Exposure, Double the Efficiency
The 3D Power Structure offers a distinct advantage: by positioning panels to catch sunlight throughout the day, it achieves up to three times the solar surface exposure within the same land footprint.
This approach also introduces a dual-peak power curve, capturing low-angle morning and evening sunlight — times when conventional flat arrays produce minimal output. The result is a more balanced and practical energy generation pattern that aligns closely with real-world power demand.
Performance data from Janta Power reveal a capacity factor of around 32%, compared to the industry average of 22% — a 50% improvement in efficiency. With such optimized energy capture, the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) can drop to as low as five cents per kilowatt-hour, positioning it among the most cost-effective solar technologies available today.
Built for Strength and Simplicity
Each solar tower is constructed with durable steel frames designed to withstand extreme weather — including wind speeds up to 170 miles per hour. The system’s modular helical or pier foundations minimize the need for extensive ground preparation, cutting both installation time and cost.
Currently, Janta Power offers a 5 kW solar tower, with 1.5 kW rooftop and larger 8.5 kW to 10 kW systems in development. Pilot installations are already operational at major international hubs, including Munich Airport and Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport, demonstrating the scalability and versatility of the design.
A Vertical Step Toward a Smarter Solar Future
Janta Power’s innovation represents more than just a technological advancement — it’s a new paradigm in solar energy. By thinking upward instead of outward, the company is tackling the space limitation that has long constrained solar deployment in urban and industrial settings.
The 3D Power Structure marks a literal and figurative step upward — toward smarter, denser, and more efficient solar infrastructure that could redefine how we harvest sunlight in the decades ahead.
Learn more about Janta Power’s vision for a cleaner, more efficient energy future — and discover how the 3D Power Structure is setting a new standard for solar innovation.