Nextracker has announced it has surpassed 600 projects delivered in its distributed generation (DG) portfolio. The DG projects are deployed worldwide in commercial and industrial applications, including data centres, farming, retail, education and manufacturing.
This is the largest PV tracker system in the Dominican Republic to date. With close to 180,000 modules and a total output of 97 megawatts, the system is mounted on a Schletter Tracking System 2P, which is as stable as a fixed-tilt system.
Wheat has now been harvested on the research field with Agri-PV system in Austria. The yields are now being measured and compared with surrounding fields.
Trina Solar recently announced that its 210mm n-type i-TOPCon solar cells have started rolling off the production line at its Gigafactory in China.
Belectric will build two solar farms with anstalled capacity of more than 100 MW in England. They are combined with batteries and single-axis trackers.
Clenergy tracking system has been used for a 35MW solar plant situated in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa, Vietnam. EDP Renewables (EDPR) is currently the owner of this solar project.
Belectric has entered the Danish market with cutting edge technology as it continues to expand its presence in Central Europe. The solar energy specialist is constructing its first solar park in Denmark on behalf of Encavis.
STI Norland, manufacturer of solar trackers for large-scale photovoltaic projects, has reached a €500-million backlog of contracts with its seven subsidiaries worldwide, for a growth rate in 2021 higher than last year.
Two large solar projects in Texas and California to be supplied with trackers and yield optimization software from Nextracker.
STI Norland will supply 180 megawatts of its STI-H250, first dual-row tracker available on the market, to four photovoltaic plants in Spain:
STI Norland sealed an agreement with investment company Perfin to supply solar trackers to the Brigida PV project, located in São José do Belmonte, a municipality in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco.
