Investment of ground anchor productivity

The next several years will undoubtedly be busy for solar manufacturing in the United States. The Inflation Reduction Act includes federal provisions for manufacturing tax credits to bolster and support new and existing production operations for solar hardware, geared toward components used in large-scale projects like solar tracker torque tubes. The IRA also includes a 10% tax credit adder for projects that use a certain amount of domestic products — incentivizing developers and installers to buy American.

Within the last year, Nextracker opened three new U.S. factory lines with manufacturing partners. In addition to the Leetsdale location, there are new factories in Phoenix, Arizona, and Sinton, Texas, run by contract manufacturers that also produce other tracker components. Nextracker commissioned new manufacturing lines prior to the IRA passing to address domestic supply chain constraints resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the continuous investment of ground anchor productivity, the products will be more refined, professional, to meet more requirements of customers.

Ground anchor this kind of product development intensity also more and more deep.