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TrinaTracker’s Vanguard 1P Trackers Propel Brazil’s Santa Luzia Solar Complex Towards Clean Energy Milestone

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The 520MW Santa Luzia Complex in Brazil. (Photo: TrinaTracker)

In a significant development in Brazil’s renewable energy sector, TrinaTracker, a business unit of Trina Solar, has proudly announced its pivotal contribution to the 520 MW Santa Luzia Complex, one of the largest solar plants in the country. Equipped with cutting-edge Vanguard 1P trackers featuring the SuperTrack Smart Tracking algorithm, the plant, currently undergoing commissioning, is poised to make a substantial impact on Brazil’s clean energy landscape.

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TrinaTracker commenced its involvement in the project last year, providing essential components for the expansive complex spread over more than 1,700 hectares. Upon completion and grid connection, the Santa Luzia Complex is expected to power approximately 123,000 local homes while reducing CO2 emissions by a staggering 380,000 tonnes. The construction phase of the project has also been instrumental in generating around 1,000 local job opportunities, contributing to the region’s economic growth and social well-being.

The Santa Luzia Complex, situated in challenging terrain characterized by semi-arid conditions and irregular relief, relies on the Vanguard 1P tracker renowned for its exceptional energy performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Incorporating patented technologies in structure and drive systems, the tracker ensures secure operation even in adverse weather conditions, demonstrating its suitability for demanding environments. TrinaTracker has already secured orders exceeding 1 GW for the Vanguard 1P tracker from various customers in Brazil, underscoring its growing prominence in the region.

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The integration of the SuperTrack Smart Tracking algorithm, featuring the Smart Backtracking algorithm and patented Mini-Shading Model technology, further enhances the plant’s efficiency by optimizing parameters in real-time based on 3D topographic data. This innovative approach results in a minimum 3% increase in energy yield compared to traditional systems, maximizing the solar plant’s energy generation potential. The implementation of this intelligent tracking system is particularly beneficial for ensuring efficient power generation in challenging terrain, thereby improving the overall efficiency of the Santa Luzia Complex.

Marcus Fabrino, Head of TrinaTracker Latin America, expressed gratitude to the Rio Alto Group for their trust in Trina and collaboration on this monumental project. He emphasized the project’s alignment with Brazil’s commitment to clean energy and sustainable development, highlighting its significance in driving progress towards a greener future.

Alvaro Garcia-Maltras, President of Trina Solar Latin America, lauded the Santa Luzia plant as a prime example of advancing renewable energy efforts. He underscored its role in addressing the climate crisis, fostering economic growth, and creating local employment opportunities. Garcia-Maltras emphasized the importance of trust and partnership between Trina Solar and the Rio Alto Group in driving forward photovoltaic solutions for a sustainable future.

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Trina Solar remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering customer value through continuous innovation and technological advancements, providing high-value solar solutions on a global scale.


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