Antaisolar Powers Uzbekistan's Solar Ambitions

• Antaisolar secures a 470MWp solar tracking systems deal in Uzbekistan, delivering its TAI-Simple single-axis 1P tracking system with 18.5%-24% power output increase. This is the largest solar tracker award in Central Asia, with 25.4GW of cumulative solar racking shipments. Uzbekistan is aiming to reach 25% renewables by 2026.

Antaisolar has secured a 470 MWp solar tracking systems deal in Uzbekistan. The order was placed by engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor Enter Engineering and the solar farm is set to become operational in December. The Chinese manufacturer will deliver its slew-drive single-axis 1P tracking system, TAI-Simple, which will increase power output by 18.5%-24%. This marks the largest solar tracker award in Central Asia for Antaisolar and its cumulative solar racking shipments stand at 25.4 GW. Uzbekistan is aiming to increase its share of renewables in the power generation mix up to 25% by 2026 and 35% by 2030.

What's Antaisolar's Largest Solar Tracker Deal in Central Asia?

• The total amount of the deal is 470 MWp for Antaisolar, making it the largest solar tracker deal in Central Asia.
• The tracking system supplied by Antaisolar for the Uzbekistan project is the TAI-Simple which is a single-axis 1P tracking system.
• The solar farm is estimated to start operations in December and will increase power output by 18.5%-24%.
• Cumulative solar tracking shipments for Antaisolar stand at 25.4 GW.
• The government of Uzbekistan plans to increase its share of renewables in the power generation mix to 25% by 2026, and 35% by 2030.