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The Santa Luzia Complex is one of the largest solar projects in Brazil. Developed by Rio Alto Energias Renováveis and located in the state of Paraíba in northeastern Brazil, the complex comprises nine sub-projects – all utilizing Trinasolar trackers.

Developed by Elmy EPC, the Valcasado project has an installed capacity of up to 22MWp. The project employs advanced solar technology with a configuration that includes 33,600 modules, 580 trackers, and 6,016 piles – all optimized design to enhance energy efficiency.

The Navoi project is the first IPP power project under the Uzbek government’s new energy plan. Trinasolar provided 2,618 sets of Vanguard-2P trackers, marking the first and largest deployment in Central Asia of a new tracker system specifically designed for ultra-high power modules.

Located near Kaitāia in northern New Zealand, the Kohirā solar farm covers approximately 64 hectares and has a capacity of about 33MW. It is equipped with 61,000 units of Trinasolar’s signature 210mm Vertex modules, paired with TrinaTracker’s Vanguard‑2P trackers, marking a milestone in empowering local green development through integrated module and tracker solutions.

The Nangong City Guoshun 400MW agrivoltaic farming project features Trinasolar’s 210mm Vertex modules and Vanguard-2P trackers. Successfully connected to the grid on December 30, 2020, this project serves as further validation of Trinasolar’s position as the industry’s only provider of a fully integrated solution combining modules and trackers.

To address the challenges faced by this power station, TrinaTracker implemented its self-developed intelligent control system as a pilot project in August 2023. This solution integrates the smart control system, Trina Smart Cloud platform, and the SuperTrack smart algorithm, achieving seamless integration of hardware and software. With its advantages of “high reliability, high performance, and high efficiency,” the solution leverages intelligent and digital technologies to enhance power generation efficiency and optimize the operation and maintenance of aging power stations.

The Campiña project, located in Córdoba, Spain, has an installed capacity of 11.32MW. The power station comprises 186 Vanguard-1P trackers and 21,180 bifacial modules. The entire station is integrated with the Smart Cloud platform, with 62 trackers equipped with the SuperTrack algorithm. Commissioned in September 2022, the project is capable of supplying electricity to 7,500 households and reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 4,500 tons annually.

The project is located in Jubail City, Saudi Arabia, in a coastal area with a complex climate and environment. The temperature difference between day and night is large, the soil is soft and sandy, and there are strong winds and dust, etc. Trina Solar’s Vertex N 700W series module has withstood various tests and can generate electricity efficiently in the area. Its 45.5MW photovoltaic power station can generate electricity that meets 20% of the daily energy consumption of the water plant, and can reduce carbon emissions by 60,000 tons per year.

The total capacity of this project is 500kW, all using Trinasolar Vertex S+ 510W modules, with an annual power generation of about 600,000 kWh. The successful implementation of the project not only helps enterprises save energy and reduce carbon emissions, but also becomes an ideal choice for promoting C&I and public facilities to move towards carbon reduction goals.

The construction of a demonstration photovoltaic power plant project with modules provided by Trina Solar has been completed at the Yangtze River Delta Institute for Sustainable Development in Shanghai. The plant, with total installed capacity of 26.6 kW, is forecast to generate power of 26,853 kWh and reduce CO₂ emissions by 22.5 tons a year.