The startup has developed a three-dimensional solar tower that generates solar energy more efficiently than traditional panels, offering higher energy output with a smaller physical footprint. This technology provides clients with a cost-effective solution for harnessing solar power in space-constrained environments while extending the lifespan of solar installations.
Funding
$250K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.


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Problem
Traditional two-dimensional solar panel systems require significant land area to generate sufficient power, and their fixed-tilt design results in suboptimal energy capture throughout the day and across different seasons. This leads to lower power density, reduced capacity factors, and elevated energy costs.
Solution
Janta Power offers a three-dimensional solar tower technology that maximizes energy production while minimizing land usage. These towers utilize a combination of 3D structure and sun-tracking capabilities to maintain an optimal angle to the sun throughout the day and year, resulting in a higher capacity factor compared to conventional solar panels. The vertical design significantly increases power density, allowing for substantial energy generation from a smaller footprint. This approach delivers a cost-effective and space-saving solution for harnessing solar power.
Target Audience
The primary customers are businesses, municipalities, and energy providers seeking high-efficiency, space-saving solar energy solutions.
Features
- Three-dimensional tower design that increases the lateral surface area for solar energy capture
- Single or dual-axis tracking system to optimize the incidence angle of sunlight
- High power density, achieving 414 watts per square meter compared to 150 watts per square meter for 2D systems
- Over-the-air (OTA) software updates for continuous performance improvement
- Integrated sensor suite for predictive maintenance and remote problem detection
- Self-cleaning design due to the tower's angle, reducing maintenance needs
- Autonomous operation with real-time data analysis, remote control, and energy management