FTC Solar, Inc., a US-based provider of solar tracker systems, has been selected by US-based Strata Clean Energy to supply approximately 500 MW of its Voyager 2P solar tracker technology for several projects across the US. This partnership establishes FTC Solar as Strata’s preferred provider for 2P trackers over a three-year period, with the potential for expansion to more than 1 GW. Strata, a company with expertise in solar and energy storage, will also use FTC Solar’s SunPath software to enhance energy output. The collaboration aims to kick off its first project in Q4 2024. Strata Clean Energy currently manages 4.2 GW of energy across the US, with an additional 8 GW in solar and 31 GWh in storage under development.
Strata selects FTC Solar for multi-year solar tracker deal
FTC Solar’s multi-year agreement with Strata could expand beyond the initial 500 MW to over 1 GW of solar tracker deployment. (Image Credit: FTC Solar)
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