PVH Middle East, a solar tracker manufacturer, has announced a collaboration with GSI and AEPCo to supply 100 MW of its Axone Duo Infinity solar trackers for projects in Jordan and Kuwait. The Masader El Haq Project in Jordan will begin construction in July and is expected to be fully operational by Q4 2025, generating enough renewable energy to power over 20,000 homes. This project aligns with Jordan’s goal to produce 50% of its electricity from renewables by 2030. Currently, Jordan generates around 29% of its electricity from wind and solar, and projects like Masader El Haq are vital for reaching their renewable energy targets.
PVH supplies trackers for Jordan PV project
Construction of Masader El Haq Project in Jordan is anticipated to begin in July, and to be fully functional by Q4 2025. (Image Credit: ZAWYA)
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