Solar tracker providers, including agri-PV specialists, gathered at KEY in Rimini to present flexible systems and digital optimisation tools as trackers become the default option for ground-mounted PV in Italy.
The appearance at KEY marks the company’s first independent presence at the event, where it will focus on efficiency gains and long-term reliability in photovoltaic tracking.
The agreement pairs Talesun’s global agrivoltaic project pipeline based on Alphatracker’s purpose-built trackers and structures, with installations customised to local crops and a total investment topping €700 million.
The rapid-deployment installation system is engineered to cut labour costs, accelerate project timelines and lower construction expenses, particularly on challenging and sloped terrain.
The agreement covers the deployment of 1P and 2P tracker systems across a portfolio of utility-scale projects in the Italian market.
The dual use of farmland for agriculture and solar power is becoming increasingly common. Solargik CEO Gil Kroyzer outlines the unique advantages of the company’s trackers and how they optimise both energy generation and agricultural space.
The new park from Green Tie Capital features bifacial double glass modules combined with an intelligent tracking system, and is set to supply the San Juan del Puerto municipality with clean energy for decades.
Providers are rolling out agri-PV systems that combine modular design with technical resilience, allowing farms in diverse regions to generate clean energy while protecting crops and adapting to shifting climate demands.
Array Technologies, a global supplier of solar tracker solutions, announces the appointment of Leonardo Serpa as general manager for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) and Héctor Sánchez as vice president of sales, EMEA.
R.Power has been awarded a large-scale PV farm project in Spain with a capacity of 65 MW with an expected particularly high yield. The energy will be sold via a PPA.
Clenergy secured a collobaration agreement with SolServices for a 20 MW solar tracker project in Budapest/Hungary.
Agri-PV systems are particularly efficient when they are able to track the sun's position. Until now, tracking systems have generally been able to tilt on one axis. Fischer & Consorten, together with Anywhere Solar, will be presenting a system that can track on two axes at Intersolar.
Nextracker was selected by ACWA Power and Larsen & Toubro to provide its all-terrain tracker NX Horizon-XTR for a 1.17 GW installation at Al Kahfah Solar Power Plant in Saudi Arabia.
Juwi has brought the largest PV project in its company history online: a 223.6 MW solar park for the energy company Deriva (formerly Duke Energy) in Colorado/USA.
Array Technologies has recently introduced new enhancements to the Array STI H250 solar tracker. One upgrade is the new driveline motion transmission system, providing a more precise and efficient tracking experience with enhanced flexibility.
Stationary battery manufacturer Hithium and solar project EPC provider Solarpro have announced a strategic partnership, with their first large-scale project to come in Bulgaria
The OMCO Connect Solar Partnerships Campaign continues as the company celebrates the opening of a new torque tube production line, solar power plant and expanded manufacturing.
Q Energy has begun construction of two adjacent photovoltaic power plants in southern Spain. The power plants each have a capacity of 52.5 MW and are located in the province of Córdoba.
Trina Solar is supplying a system solution for a 67.5 MW PV farm with trackers in Topoje, Albania – without subsidies.
Schletter presents a new version of the Tracker, which has been specially optimised for the use of large-format modules. The compact system requires less material per kilowatt of output.
Juwi is in final stages of commissioning a large solar hybrid project at Centamin’s Sukari Gold Mine, some 400 kilometers south of the conference venue of COP 27 in Sharm El-Sheikh
Sens LSG has realized a 66 megawatt solar park with trackers in Bulgaria. An annual yield of around 100,000 megawatt hours is expected.
The Schletter Group is presenting its latest products and solutions at RE+ 2022 in Anaheim, California. One of the highlights: the new 1P tracking system, which is being exhibited for the first time in North America.
Nextracker recently announced that it is the first solar tracker equipment and software provider to surpass 50 gigawatts in global shipments, which is equivalent to the peak electricity demand of California, the fifth-largest economy in the world.
The company E3/DC is improving the current stability of the inverters integrated in the domestic power plants to a new maximum.
