Ground-mounted solar power plants are solar installations where solar panels are mounted on the ground rather than rooftops. These systems are typically used in open, unshaded spaces, such as fields, industrial areas, or unused land, allowing them to capture sunlight without any obstruction. Unlike rooftop systems, ground-mounted systems are not limited by roof space and can be scaled up easily for larger energy requirements.

Ground-mounted solar plants can be positioned in areas that receive optimal sunlight, leading to significantly higher energy output. These systems are not constrained by the limitations of roof space, making them more efficient for large-scale energy production.

Maintenance is simpler for ground-mounted systems because the panels are easily accessible. Whether it's cleaning the panels or making upgrades, there is no need for costly or hazardous rooftop access. Furthermore, as energy needs grow, ground-mounted systems can be expanded without disrupting existing infrastructure.