Ground-based solar power is a solar power system that uses bare ground/plug-in racks to support solar panels.

Like other solar power systems, this system also uses panels to absorb sunlight, converting it into direct current. This direct current passes through the inverter, converted into alternating current to supply the consumed loads. The only difference is the installation location on the ground, so a separate frame system must be used.

Although not as popular as rooftop solar power, ground solar power is also popular and installed in many places. Typically, farms, areas with relatively large bare land, little cultivation and cultivation.