Solar Steel, a prominent supplier of solar infrastructure, secured a deal with Solarig, specializing in energy transition infrastructure, for 21 MW of TracSmarT+ 1V solar trackers for a Huelva project. Named “Colón,” the Solarig plant will integrate 156 single-row and 288 dual-row trackers, supporting 32,000 PV modules and generating 44,000 MWh annually. This output can power over 12,000 homes annually and prevent 8,500 tons of CO2 emissions. This collaboration emphasizes both companies’ dedication to Spain’s clean energy expansion.
Solar Steel supplies trackers for Huelva plant
Project “Colón” utilizes TracSmarT+ 1V tracking systems to generate enough clean energy to power over 12,000 households annually. (Image Credit: Solar Steel).
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