TrinaTracker hosted a webinar on November 27, unveiling a white paper on its SuperTrack technology. This system is anticipated to optimize solar plant performance in complex terrain and low-light conditions. According to TrinaTracker, tests in China and Spain show the Smart Control System increases annual power generation by 2% to 4%. Gains are reported to exceed 10% in cloudy and rainy weather. The technology uses advanced algorithms to minimize shading and improve efficiency. To address rising demand, TrinaTracker introduced a cloud platform for remote monitoring and parameter adjustments. This innovation helps reduce labor costs and fault-resolution times. Wood Mackenzie noted growing demand for smart tracking in mid-to-high latitudes and low-light regions. It enhances energy generation during morning and evening low-light periods when electricity prices peak.
Wood Mackenzie highlights TrinaTracker’s smart tracking gains
The webinar unveils how TrinaTracker’s smart tracking minimizes shading and increases solar output by 2%-4% annually. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
Delft University researchers propose integrating inductors into PV modules to improve shade tolerance using MPPT. (Image Source: ScienceDirect)
Fraunhofer’s MaNiTU project developed perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells with 31.6% efficiency using scalable production methods. (Image Source: Fraunhofer ISE)
Through advanced passivation techniques, JA Solar’s Bycium+ cell has achieved a record-breaking open-circuit voltage of 748.6 mV. (Image Source: JA Solar)
To tackle challenges and advance AI-driven maintenance for a net-zero solar future, as revealed by Fluke’s survey. (Image Credit/Source: PublicDomainPictures/Pixabay)