Array Technologies has acquired APA Solar Racking, bringing together two major players in fixed and tracking solar mounting structures. With APA’s fixed-tilt systems and its well-known A-frame foundation, which are especially suited for loose, sandy, or rocky soils, now part of Array’s portfolio, the U.S. tracker manufacturer expands its offering from trackers to fixed-tilt solutions.

Additionally, the A-frame design of APA can be matched with the Arrays tracker technology, resulting in a new solution, which could unlock potential in previously challenging soil conditions.

In this pv magazine Webinar, we’ll take a closer look at what this acquisition means for the market and for project developers in practice. Nick Strevel, SVP, Product Management and Technical Sales at Array Technologies, will provide insights into the product integration of APA’s portfolio into that of Array.

Similarly, Josh and Joe von Deylen, CEO and COO of APA Solar, will delve into detail about APA’s A-frame design and highlight where these foundations excel. We will be exploring the unified approach to design, engineering, and support for solar projects.

pv magazine Webinar content:

• How Array and APA are combining expertise to deliver unified, lifecycle foundation solutions
• The design and performance benefits of APA’s A-frame and fixed-tilt systems
• How integrated foundation and tracker systems improve resilience, stability, and long-term project performance
• Get a first look at Array and APA’s integration pathway — what’s available today, what’s coming in the near term, and how Array and APA are planning for mid-term innovation
• Q&A

Audience questions can be submitted beforehand or through the comments window during the webinar. This webinar will be moderated by Marian Willuhn, senior editor at pv magazine.

Registration for this pv magazine Webinar is free of charge.

Speakers

Nick Strevel, SVP Product Management and Technical Sales – ARRAY

Josh Von Deylen, CEO – APA Solar

Joe Von Deylen, COO – APA Solar

Moderators

Marian Willuhn | Senior editor, pv magazine