PRESS RELEASES
All Terrain design avoids scraping off topsoil and cuts by 38% the labor to complete a solar project, accelerating the energy transition.
July 2024
Bartonsville, Virginia, April 9, 2024 — The recently commissioned 170 MWdc Bartonsville Energy Facility solar project has been hailed as a model of environmental stewardship and innovation.
Apr, 2024
Nevados, leader in all-terrain solar trackers, begins manufacturing in East Texas with a boost from made-in-America tax credits.
Nov, 2023
A new 170 MW solar project in the MidAtlantic region of the United States, will use all-terrain tracking technology from Nevados that avoids costly and environmentally disruptive grading of the rural site and will save an enormous amount of steel.
SEP, 2023
North American Clean Energy magazine is at the forefront of the renewable energy sector, covering the latest developments in a variety of clean, alternative energy sources — including solar, wind, energy storage, and energy efficiency.
MAY, 2022
As the solar industry grows, so does the demand for land. Historically, solar power plants were installed on flat land, even if the land was not originally flat. With the tremendous drop in module and balance-of-system costs, grading has become a key part of the project economics. Gone are the days a site can “just be graded”.
JAN, 2022
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ALL TERRAIN TRACKER
The Nevados ATT changes the way solar developers look at the world by allowing solar power plants to fit to the land rather than forcing the land to accept solar power plants. Avoid engineering and construction costs, eliminate costly labor activities, and install a single product on flat, sloped, and rolling terrain with equal ease.