NewEnergie Renewable Ltd. Achieves IEC, UL, and CE Certifications for Its Single-Axis Solar Trackers

NewEnergie Renewable Ltd., a leading provider of innovative solar tracking solutions, is proud to announce that its single-axis trackers have successfully achieved the IEC, UL, and CE certifications. These internationally recognized certifications mark a significant milestone for the company, allowing it to expand its advanced solar tracking technologies to the global market.

The certifications validate the safety, reliability, and performance of NewEnergie’s single-axis trackers and underscore the company’s commitment to excellence in technology, design, and manufacturing processes. With compliance to the highest international standards — International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and Conformité Européenne (CE) — NewEnergie is now fully equipped to serve projects across Europe, North America, Asia, and other global regions.

NewEnergie’s trackers feature a unique tilted module configuration, designed to achieve higher energy generation throughout the day compared to conventional systems. This innovative design allows Independent Power Producers (IPPs), EPC contractors, and system designers to either maximize generation outputs or optimize DC loading ratios in line with specific tender conditions—offering unprecedented flexibility and value in utility-scale and commercial solar project planning.

“Achieving these certifications is a pivotal moment for NewEnergie,” said Satinder Aggarwal, Managing Director at NewEnergie Renewable Ltd.

“They are a testament to the integrity of our engineering, the precision of our manufacturing, and our commitment to delivering high-performance, sustainable solar solutions to customers around the world,” said Brijesh Gupta, Director & CEO.

Built for performance and durability, NewEnergie’s single-axis trackers incorporate advanced structural and control systems, ensuring long-term reliability in diverse terrains and climates. The company’s technology not only boosts energy yield but also reduces the levelized cost of energy (LCOE), helping project stakeholders meet both technical and financial benchmarks.