Tracker manufacturer STI Norland will be present at Intersolar 2021 with a stand full of technological resources.
Among the topics to be covered at the event by the company, highlights are trends in the solar sector, both for distributed and centralized generation, the Brazilian regulatory framework for distributed generation, the importance of solar sources in the diversification of matrices, the country's energy transition , cases, strategies, innovative products and solutions and new developments in the market and in energy storage.
“Our stand this year uses technology to bring customers closer to our products, showing the progress we have made over the years in improving our trackers to deliver increasingly better performance at a competitive cost”, highlights Javier Reclusa, CEO of STI Norland.
The stand will feature prototypes of a fixed structure and the STI-H250 tracker, the company's flagship product, which has a configuration that favors bifacial gain and facilitates its adaptation to any type of terrain.
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Furthermore, there will be a touch table with interactive applications, such as: 'Mount your Tracker' and 'Interactive Technical Sheet', and virtual reality glasses for visiting solar plants, showing fair visitors, in great detail, the characteristics of the products and STI Norland services.
“Technology, without a doubt, will be the highlight of STI Norland’s presence at Intersolar this year, as well as being one of the main characteristics of the company’s products, as we have a focus on innovation in our DNA”, says Daniel Timm, Director of Engineering and Construction at STI Norland.
The Spanish company is already in its fifth generation of trackers and was recognized by the “Global solar PV tracker market share 2021” report, by British consultancy Wood Mackenzie, as the leading company in the solar tracker market in Brazil and Latin America.
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