Smarter trackers: Real data insights from TrinaTracker's smart control system applications

In this pv magazine Webinar we’ll explore how digitalization of the tracker industry can improve solar plant yields, delve into the latest data from TrinaTracker and learn more about how digital monitoring platforms are evolving to better serve operational needs.

Maximizing yield is critical to maximizing return on investment for a solar plant. For many applications that means installing trackers in a bid to capture as much sunlight as possible, driving profitability in the process. Increased digitalization has potential to improve plant performance further.

In this pv magazine Webinar we’ll take a look at the impact of digitalization in the tracker industry, drawing on real-world data as we explore how continuous improvements to control systems and monitoring platforms can affect solar plant output.

We’ll be joined by Sun Kai, head of smart control system at TrinaTracker, who will provide an overview of digitalization trends and launch TrinaTracker’s new SuperTrack Whitepaper. Commentary on the Whitepaper will be provided by Joe Shangraw, research associate at Wood Mackenzie, and Joaquin Fontanet, leader of technical sales at PVcase, will join to discuss the value that digitalization can bring to customers.

This webinar will also see TrinaTracker discuss new additions to its product offer, including a debut look at the cloud version of its intelligent monitoring platform, as well as a new high-power variant of the TrinaTracker TCU (Smart Controller).

pv magazine Webinar content:
• Introduction to TrinaTracker
• Discussion of key digitalization trends for trackers
• Whitepaper Launch
• Wood Mackenzie commentary on whitepaper
• PV Case discussion on value of digitalization
• TrinaTracker future outlook
• Q&A

We encourage you to take part in the discussion and ask questions, which can be submitted beforehand or through a chat window during the webinar. Matthew Lynas, editor at pv magazine, will be the moderator of this webinar.

The registration for this webinar is free of charge.