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Tag: Solar Trackers

  • Oregon PV plant to add 6.8 MW of solar trackers from Exosun

    Exosun, a provider of solar tracking technologies for utility-scale ground-mounted solar plants, has inked a contract with a major clean energy producer to supply and install its trackers on a 6.8 MWp PV plant located in the North American state of Oregon. The solar plant, installed over 40 acres ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Learn about Array Technologies’ new DuraTrack HZ v3 at #SPI

    Array Technologies, Inc. (ATI) is prepping to showcase its recently launched tracking system, DuraTrack HZ v3, at Solar Power International in Anaheim, Calif., in September. The 1,500 square feet at booth 4905 will house the newest evolution in solar tracking design. Guests will learn about ground-breaking features that allow the DuraTrackRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Details on 11 new MOSAIC solar technologies that will receive government funding

    As part of a wide-ranging clean energy initiative by the administration, President Obama and Energy Secretary Moniz announced at the Clean Energy Summit $24 million in innovation funding for 11 new solar technologies, as part of ARPA-E’s newest program Micro-scale Optimized Solar-cell Arrays with Integrated Concentration (MOSAIC). These MOSAIC projectsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • NEXTracker to supply 400-MW of trackers to Indian market

    NEXTracker, manufacturer of advanced single-axis solar trackers, and PES Engineers Private Limited (PES), one of India’s premier renewable power engineering and construction firms, jointly announced a 400-MW multiyear supply agreement for the Indian market. Over the next three years, NEXTracker and PES will deliver trackers and installation services to major constructionRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • AllEarth Solar trackers help Maine Beer Co. go solar

    The beer at the Maine Beer Co. in Freeport, Maine, just got a little sweeter thanks to two innovative solar trackers from AllEarth that now power the brewery and tasting room. The 55.12 kW solar project will help offset the electrical bills of Maine Beer Co., which brews 13 beerRead More — Solar Builder magazine