PV Hardware USA, a leading provider of solar trackers, structures, and control solutions for utility-scale solar power plants, has announced a collaboration with Moss, the top solar contractor in the US. PVH USA will supply over 200 MW of its AxoneDuo Infinity solar trackers to Moss for an upcoming solar project in Texas. The project, expected to be completed by Q4 2025, will generate enough renewable energy to power approximately 76,500 homes and reduce carbon emissions by over 423,800 tons annually. As per PVH, this partnership is crucial for consolidating the full potential of its factory in Houston and positioning PVH USA as one of the leading solar tracker suppliers in the country. This is the first project to be supplied from the PVH USA Houston factory.
PVH USA supplies 200 MW trackers to Moss
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