PVH says it’s going to construct the world’s “largest” photo voltaic tracker manufacturing facility in Spain.
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From pv journal in Spain
PV {Hardware} (PVH), a unit of Spain-based PV developer Gransolar, has introduced plans to construct what it claims would be the world’s largest tracker manufacturing facility in Valencia, Spain.
The Spanish photo voltaic tracker producer has not too long ago acquired a plot of land spanning over 6 hectares as a challenge location. The manufacturing facility is predicted to extend the corporate’s international annual tracker manufacturing capability to 25 GW, PVH stated, with out offering additional particulars concerning the new manufacturing facility.
PVH’s actions are presently divided into seven totally different places within the Castilla industrial property in Cheste, Spain. Within the coming months, the corporate will construct a pipe manufacturing facility with an funding of greater than €20 million ($21.4 million).
It says that producing its personal merchandise permits it to regulate your entire provide chain and supply its clients shorter supply instances, in addition to the flexibility to mitigate value adjustments attributable to -fluctuations out there.
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“PV {Hardware}’s technique is at all times to continue to grow,” stated Emilio García, PVH’s COO. “We’re presently the third provider of photo voltaic trackers on this planet, and our purpose is to turn out to be primary on this planet.”
PVH has one other 8 GW of manufacturing capability in Saudi Arabia and can open its first 6 GW manufacturing facility in the US within the coming months. In 2022, it reported a turnover of greater than € 800 million and processed virtually 200,000 tons of metal in Cheste.
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