PV Hardware signs 805MW solar tracker deal for Saudi project

August 9, 2023
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The trackers for the solar project will be sourced from a manufacturing facility in Jeddah. Image: PV Hardware

Spanish solar tracker provider PV Hardware (PVH) has signed a supply agreement with Indian conglomerate Larsen & Toubro for 805MW of trackers.

The agreement is for a solar project located at Ar Rass City in the Qassim province, Saudi Arabia. PVH said the trackers for the solar project will be sourced from its recently renovated manufacturing facility in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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It added that the trackers will be designed to withstand high temperatures and sandstorms, while the advanced safety features will ensure its stable operation and corrosion resistance with an estimated life of 25 years.

“Ar Rass is an important milestone in PVH’s trajectory in Saudi Arabia. In large projects like this, we showcase the strength that local manufacturing and the expertise of working in extremely harsh environments bring to our products and onsite services,” said Surmai Kaushik, vice president of sales for AMEA at PVH.

Prior to this agreement, PVH also signed a supply agreement with Larsen & Toubro for 2.97GWp of PV trackers, providing solar trackers for the 4GW green hydrogen project located in Oxagon, Saudi Arabia.

Currently, PVH’s deployment spans five continents with a total capacity of over 28GW. It also has a pipeline of 8GW in Saudi Arabia.

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