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PVH unveils solar tracker AxoneDuo Infinity: Spanish solar company PVH has launched its latest solar tracking system the AxoneDuo Infinity which will work with different terrain conditions to ensure efficient energy production, according to a statement. The tech allows rows of solar modules to be interconnected in various configurations or to independent operation with individual motors to increase flexibility and adaptability for each project. The system features control and monitoring systems like DBox5, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect failures and predict threats to the structure.

PVH's tech is already in the region: PVH opened its first regional manufacturing facility producing PV structures, solar tracking systems, and robotic cleaning devices in Saudi Arabia in 2021. The company is supplying Neom with 2.97 GW peak (GWp) worth of solar trackers for the solar farms powering its USD 8.4 bn green hydrogen plant, and providing 1.7 GW of solar trackers to the USD 2.2 bn Al Shuaibah project. PVH is also supplying the Larsen & Toubro Ar Rass solar project with 805 MW of solar trackers.

OTHER STORIES WORTH KNOWING ABOUT THIS MORNING-

  • KSA’s Ceer is looking to source EV components locally: Saudi Arabia’s first national EV brand Ceer is looking to source over 40% of its raw materials locally during its initial stage of operations. Ceer received a manufacturing license from KSA’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources last June for its USD 96 mn EV production plant in Jeddah’s King Abdullah Economic City. (Al Arabiya)
  • Dubai’s RTA to issue green mobility certificates: Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will issue accreditation certificates to companies and organizations managing green vehicle fleets — including all-electric and hybrid cars – as part of a new initiative adopted by the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy to accelerate the transition to low-carbon mobility. (Statement)
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