Ideematec and Solaria are collaborating to produce 40MW of their new STS-1 tracking system, which uses Solaria’s low-concentration, high-efficiency PV modules with Ideematec’s trackers. The companies will offer over 80,000 of the new ground-mounted tracking system units, which are specifically designed for large commercial and utility customers.
“With Solaria we found a long-term partner, to enter the upcoming market of concentrator PV. The high-efficiency Solaria modules can be ideally combined with our precise, new trackers,” said Manfred Werner, CEO of Ideematec Deutschland.
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Each tracker will have 20 Solaria modules, with one controller capable of supporting up to 150 trackers. The STS-1 single-axis CPV tracker is part of the safeTrack line and is said to incorporate a tracking precision of +/-1.5°.
Ideematec and Solaria are both exhibiting at Intersolar Europe, booths C4.220 and A3.510, respectively.
