10MW in Iran: SUNDTA’s Factory & Partners Make It Happen – Already 2.5MW Live!

In June 2026, a landmark photovoltaic project in Iran achieved a critical breakthrough. The 10MW grid-connected solar initiative, a collaborative effort between SUNDTA and its Iranian partners, reached its first major milestone with the successful grid connection and power generation of the initial 2.5MW unit. This achievement marks not only a significant step forward in Iran's renewable energy transition but also a powerful testament to SUNDTA's unparalleled capabilities in manufacturing, supply chain management, and international project execution.

At the heart of this success lies SUNDTA's robust in-house manufacturing capacity. Unlike many solar companies that rely solely on third-party suppliers, SUNDTA operates its own dedicated factory with independent production lines for both lithium batteries and solar panels. This vertical integration allows the company to maintain strict quality control at every stage of production. The factory boasts impressive automated production lines that churn out high-quality photovoltaic components with unparalleled efficiency. With ample production capacity and a 98% on-time delivery rate while maintaining top-tier quality standards, SUNDTA ensures reliable supply chain management and timely project delivery. This manufacturing prowess guarantees that clients receive consistent, high-performance products without the delays or quality compromises often associated with outsourced production.

Complementing its own manufacturing strength, SUNDTA has forged deep strategic partnerships with leading photovoltaic brands. The Iran project utilizes JINKO 590W N-type solar panels and GROWATT 250KW grid-connected inverters. JINKO's N-type TOPCon technology offers superior efficiency of approximately 22.8% with excellent low-light performance and reduced degradation. GROWATT's industrial on-grid inverters, known for their transformerless design and IP66 protection, deliver reliable three-phase grid integration. These collaborations with tier-1 manufacturers, combined with SUNDTA's own production capabilities, ensure a stable and abundant supply of premium components for projects of any scale. This dual strategy—own manufacturing plus strategic alliances—positions SUNDTA as a true one-stop provider capable of meeting diverse project requirements without supply constraints.

The journey to this June 2026 milestone began with high-level engagement. In August 2025, SUNDTA traveled to Iran for a productive business mission. The delegation met with Iran's Minister of Renewable Energy, who expressed strong support for SUNDTA's vision and technological capabilities. The minister commended SUNDTA's adaptive approach to Iran's unique energy landscape, stating that the company's expertise would significantly contribute to Iran's renewable energy targets and sustainable development goals. This ministerial endorsement underscored the strategic importance of the partnership and opened doors for deeper collaboration.

Following the August meetings, SUNDTA moved swiftly to translate dialogue into action. In November 2025, the company dispatched specialized engineering teams to Iran to conduct comprehensive on-site inspections at the project location. These engineering specialists performed meticulous site analysis, evaluated the client's specific operational requirements and site conditions, and confirmed the optimal photovoltaic engineering design scheme. The team worked closely with the client to tailor the system precisely to local conditions and unique energy consumption patterns. This hands-on, customized approach—rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions—demonstrated SUNDTA's commitment to precision engineering and client-centric service.

SUNDTA's end-to-end capabilities span the entire project lifecycle, from initial consultation and system design to procurement, global logistics coordination, and on-site construction support. The company's professional construction teams provide expert guidance throughout installation, ensuring quality and adherence to specifications. With an internal team of over 50 certified photovoltaic engineers and project managers, SUNDTA manages every critical phase to deliver optimized integrated systems tailored to each client's site conditions, energy profile, and financial objectives.

The successful grid connection of the first 2.5MW unit in June 2026 represents just the beginning. As the remaining capacity comes online, this 10MW project will deliver substantial clean energy to Iran's grid, reducing reliance on conventional power sources and supporting the nation's ambitious renewable energy targets. For SUNDTA, this milestone reinforces its position as a trusted global provider of integrated solar-storage solutions. By combining its own manufacturing capacity, strategic tier-1 partnerships, and comprehensive project execution expertise, SUNDTA continues to demonstrate that it has the supply stability, technical depth, and operational excellence to power the global energy transition—one megawatt at a time.