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  • Exosun trackers selected for three solar power plants in Jordan

    Exosun, a supplier of solar tracking solutions for ground-mounted photovoltaic plants, has been selected by Phoenix Solar, a leading international PV system integrator, and its partner Millennium Energy Industries, to equip three photovoltaic power plants totaling 11 MWp in Jordan with its innovative tracking technology. This PV project, the largest in theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Exosun Pursues its International Expansion and Opens a Subsidiary in Brazil

    Exosun, major provider of perfected solar tracking technologies and associated engineering support services for utility-scale ground-mounted solar plants, is proud to announce the expansion of its international presence by establishing a subsidiary in Brazil. Exosun Brazil, based in Salvador (Bahia), is a joint venture between Exosun SAS and Ecoluz Part.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • See Exosun’s new Exotrack HZ single-axis solar tracker at #SPIcon

    You may have heard that the solar industry’s largest trade show, Solar Power International, is happening next week. And we’ve been previewing a ton of standout products you need to see while in Anaheim. Well, here’s one more: Exosun is launching a new version of its Exotrack HZ single-axis solarRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Exosun to supply solar trackers for huge 146-MW project in Chile

    Exosun, a major provider of solar tracking technologies for utility-scale, ground-mounted solar plants, has been selected by EDF energies Nouvelles, a global market leader in green electricity production, to equip two thirds of a 146 MWp PV plant in the Chilean Atacama desert with its trackers, and to provide aRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • 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