About Arctech Solar
Arctech Solar Holding, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, has grown into one of the world's leading suppliers of intelligent solar trackers. Listed on Shanghai's STAR Market, the company designs and manufactures single-axis tracking systems, fixed-tilt structures and complete balance-of-system solutions for utility-scale photovoltaic plants, and reports having supplied over 100 GW of tracking and racking systems to nearly 2,000 PV plants in around 40 countries.
Its portfolio is built around families such as SkyLine II and SkySmart II, trackers engineered for complex terrain and bifacial modules, together with fixed-tilt structures, flexible mounting systems, building-integrated photovoltaics and solar carport solutions. Around that core it adds intelligent PV cleaning robots, installation robots and energy storage solutions for commercial, industrial and utility-scale projects, under an approach the company summarises in its Tracker+ model.
Arctech pairs manufacturing capacity in China with production bases in India, Saudi Arabia and Brazil, plus local offices and service centres in markets including Spain, the United States, Japan, Australia, Mexico, Chile and the United Arab Emirates. Its ranking among the world's top tracker suppliers in reports by S&P Global and Wood Mackenzie makes it a regular partner for developers and EPC contractors seeking to lower the levelised cost of energy at solar plants worldwide.
Its portfolio is built around families such as SkyLine II and SkySmart II, trackers engineered for complex terrain and bifacial modules, together with fixed-tilt structures, flexible mounting systems, building-integrated photovoltaics and solar carport solutions. Around that core it adds intelligent PV cleaning robots, installation robots and energy storage solutions for commercial, industrial and utility-scale projects, under an approach the company summarises in its Tracker+ model.
Arctech pairs manufacturing capacity in China with production bases in India, Saudi Arabia and Brazil, plus local offices and service centres in markets including Spain, the United States, Japan, Australia, Mexico, Chile and the United Arab Emirates. Its ranking among the world's top tracker suppliers in reports by S&P Global and Wood Mackenzie makes it a regular partner for developers and EPC contractors seeking to lower the levelised cost of energy at solar plants worldwide.