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Antaisolar to supply 2p tracker for agrivoltaics farm in Guangxi, China

by Staff Writer
December 21, 2022
in Company news, Solar, Sponsored Editorial
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With a wealth of experience in solar and agriculture, Antaisolar won the bid to provide 2p trackers for the first phase program of 175MW in a 2GW solar plant in Guangxi, China.

The project utilises the multi-actuator single-axis independent tracking system – ANT-Cloud.

As one of Antaisolar’s tracking systems, ANT-Cloud adopts the patented multi-actuator drive through electric synchronously, achieving nearly two times higher wind-resistance performance, compared to the ordinary design.

ANT-Cloud also allows for strong terrain adaptability, coping with complex terrain conditions such as soft soil and undulating hills, ensuring high stability and reliability of the system.

Working with large-size bifacial modules, the 2p tracker can further enhance power generation efficiency, constantly providing renewable energy for the region.

As the backbone of the power station, PV mounts must be of a high standard to guarantee a long service life. Antaisolar has been working in the PV mounting field for more than 16 years and has formed a comprehensive testing system, strictly controlling the production and testing processes to ensure product quality.

The 2p tracker used in this project passed all the tests with excellent performance at the beginning of its release, and obtained the IEC62817 certification issued by TüV North Germany. 

As agrivoltaics solar farms require highly customised design, Antaisolar’s experienced engineering team actively cooperated with the EPC team to ensure the main structure met the requirement of agriculture activities. The structure is optimised to achieve a higher stability and better project adaptability. Antaisolar excels in tailored-made design and is dedicated to being a problem solver with high efficiency. 

The worldwide energy transformation is underway. More land should be used to grow green economics while implementing its original usage, and this will need more professionals to get involved.

Holding the mission of Raise a green world, Antaisolar is glad to offer patented technology, testable quality, and professional project design to accelerate the pace to a zero-carbon world.

This sponsored editorial was brought to you by Antaisolar. To find out more, visit https://www.antaisolar.com.au/.

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