Solar tracking company Array Technologies announced Wednesday that it is expanding into Latin America, starting with a new office in Mexico City.
Array’s latest office comes off of recent developments that include new office locations in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates and Sydney, Australia.
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Array’s entry into the Mexican solar market comes at a time with plenty of potential for the sector. In order to reach the country’s growing energy needs, the Mexican government issued ambitious goals for renewable energy — aiming to generate 35% of the nation’s energy supply by renewable sources by 2024.
Array will look to assist the Mexican market with DuraTrack HZ v3, which was recently selected as a finalist for the MIREC Innovative Technology Award. Designed for systems developed in challenging environments, DuraTrack HZ v3 is currently used in sites around the world and features a reputation built on high survivability and zero scheduled maintenance.
Ron Corio, founder and CEO of Array Technologies, said: “As our trackers continue to operate failure-free, international solar asset owners are taking notice and making decisions accordingly. Companies across the globe look forward to collaborating with a tried-and-true solar tracker provider.”
