PVH showcased its innovative solar structures and trackers, notably the AxoneDuo Infinity, at Intersolar Munich. This model boasts terrain adaptability and reduces labor costs by up to 44% through streamlined assembly processes with fewer motors and controllers per chain. The technology is exemplified in PVH’s Winesolar project, Spain’s pioneering smart agrovoltaic plant, which integrates seamlessly with agricultural activities under its panels. PVH, a global leader in solar energy, has successfully executed over 500 projects worldwide, totaling 29 GW across five continents. With manufacturing facilities in Europe, Saudi Arabia, and the United States, PVH maintains an annual production capacity of nearly 30GW, ensuring reliable supply chain management and logistical efficiency.
PVH unveils AxoneDuo Infinity Tracker at Intersolar
The AxoneDuo Infinity tracker by PVH offers terrain adaptability and reduces labor costs by up to 44% due to pre-assembly. (Image Credit: PVH)
The Blairs Valley project supports 4,500 homes along with pollinator-friendly seed mixes and wildlife-friendly fencing. (Image Source: CleanChoice Energy)
The DMxxxM10T-B32HBT module weighs just 15.3 kg, making rooftop solar installations easier and faster. (Image Source: DMEGC Solar)
The solar rack expands to 1,000 watts when parked, maximizing energy capture, and contracts to 360 watts while driving.
Bankability certification ensures Trinasolar’s modules meet global standards for quality and performance. (Image Source: Trinasolar)