Energy Innovations creates spin-off for RayTracker products

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Energy Innovations has announced that its RayTracker product group has been spun off to form RayTracker Inc. The new company will allow the team to take advantage of the growing demand for its RayTracker GC product line. The GC line was made to be cost-effective while boasting high efficiency and reliability. RayTracker had been included in over 2MW of installations in 2008. 

The company claims that PV panels mounted on a RayTracker system yield up to 38% more energy than fixed flat PV systems annually and up to 23% more than fixed-tilt systems. 

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Kang Sun, with over two decades in business creation and management, has been named the CEO of RayTracker. He had previously been president and COO of JA Solar Holdings Co. in China.  Before his stint at JA Solar, Kang had been managing director, new business development, and chief strategy officer, new business and new products group, for Applied Materials. 

 

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