Antaisolar Stands Out at Intersolar S.A.
At the recent Intersolar S.A. exhibition, Antaisolar drew strong interest with practical, well-engineered solar solutions. The company highlighted two pillars of its portfolio: the TAI-Simple solar tracking system for utility-scale plants and a suite of robust rooftop solar racking systems. Both were designed to tackle real-world challenges—lowering costs, streamlining installation, and boosting long-term performance—and they resonated with visitors from across the globe.
TAI-Simple: An Intelligent Tracker for Utility-Scale Projects
TAI-Simple was a clear crowd?puller. The system reflects Antaisolar’s focus on trimming the Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) without compromising reliability. Its multi-damping design emphasizes stability and resilience, while a patented single slew drive motor and intelligent tracking algorithm work in tandem to keep modules in the optimal position throughout the day. With a tracking range of ±60°, the system makes precise adjustments as conditions change. It also supports large-format modules to further increase energy yield, making it a strong fit for extensive, utility-scale solar installations.
Rooftop Racking That Speeds Installation and Protects Roofs
Antaisolar also showcased its state-of-the-art rooftop racking solutions. These systems aim to simplify installation while safeguarding roof structure for the long haul. That balance matters, especially as local rooftop solar capacity is projected to exceed 15 GW in the near term. In response, Antaisolar’s racking lineup focuses on secure attachment, efficient workflows, and durable materials—technology tailored to the fast-evolving needs of the South American market.
Closer to Customers: Operations and Support in LATAM
Antaisolar’s global footprint includes six production plants and eight delivery service centers, enabling quick responses to shifting project requirements. In LATAM, the company has built a strong support network: offices and production bases in Brazil, plus delivery centers that keep projects moving. Regional offices in Argentina and Chile further strengthen coordination and signal Antaisolar’s long-term commitment to the market.
According to an industry report, Antaisolar ranked eighth in the South American solar tracking market and twelfth worldwide in 2023. The company reports cumulative shipments of 33.2 GW and positions itself as a leader in digital, intelligent PV mounting systems—guided by its mission to “Raise a Green World.” Intersolar S.A. offered a timely stage to present these innovations and reinforce Antaisolar’s role in South America’s increasingly competitive solar mounting landscape—and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Antaisolar showcase at Intersolar S.A.?
The company featured two core offerings: the TAI-Simple solar tracking system for utility-scale projects and advanced rooftop solar racking systems designed for efficient, long-lasting installations.
How does the TAI-Simple tracker improve performance?
TAI-Simple uses a patented single slew drive motor and an intelligent tracking algorithm to adjust module angles across a ±60° range. Its multi-damping design enhances stability and resilience, and support for large-format modules helps maximize energy yield and reduce LCOE.
Why are rooftop racking systems a priority right now?
They speed up installation, protect roof integrity, and ensure long-term reliability—key advantages as local rooftop solar capacity is projected to surpass 15 GW. Antaisolar’s designs focus on secure mounting and efficient workflows tailored to regional needs.
Where has Antaisolar built local support in LATAM?
The company operates within a global network of six production plants and eight delivery service centers. In LATAM, it has offices and production bases in Brazil, supported by delivery centers, and regional offices in Argentina and Chile to strengthen on-the-ground execution.
How is Antaisolar positioned in the solar tracking market?
Per an industry report, Antaisolar ranked eighth in South America and twelfth globally for solar tracking systems in 2023. With total shipments of 33.2 GW and a focus on digital intelligent PV mounting systems, the company advances its mission to “Raise a Green World.”
