Racking

The mounting systems maker expects to deliver these systems over the next few months, as Florida’s solar market continues to boom.

While President Trump has a range of options, all likely scenarios seem likely to result in a modest increase in the cost of solar installations.

In a letter yesterday sent to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, racking and mounting companies warned of significant job losses in their segment if severe tariffs are imposed on solar cell and module imports.

In this op-ed Elie Rothschild of Sollega takes a look at the issue of mounting systems in extreme wind situations, such as Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico

Among the many findings in a recent report by Lawrence Berkeley National Labs is that 79% of new U.S. utility-scale solar capacity in 2016 involved tracking systems.

Blattner has chosen SunLink to supply both engineering services and fixed-tilt mounting solutions for projects in both states.

The 750 MW project, located in Mexico, has already received 200 MW of the company’s single-axis trackers already – with more to come.

U.S. Department of Energy data shows single- and dual-axis trackers already comprising 53% of installed utility-scale solar capacity by the end of 2015.

New York-based GameChange Solar has inked a long-term strategic supply agreement with an un-named company which it describes as “one of the largest steel producers in the United States”.

GameChange Solar, of New York, announced that installations of its Max-Span pile driven systems in the hot Minnesota market year to date now total 98 MW.