en.Wedoany.com Reported - Spanish solar tracker manufacturer Axial unveiled its new-generation single-row solar tracker, Titan, during the Intersolar exhibition. The product is designed for utility-scale projects that demand larger scale, higher power density, and increasingly optimized construction configurations.

Axial explained that the development of Titan aims to address multiple structural changes currently underway in the solar industry, including the growth in average project size, the widespread adoption of large-format photovoltaic modules, and the need to further reduce the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE).

The tracker features a long-row architecture supporting configurations of up to 160 meters. This design is particularly suitable for large sites with ample land, such as desert areas or open terrains, where it maximizes row continuity.

Titan's design also adapts to the market trend toward larger and higher-power modules, accommodating up to four strings per row and being compatible with most utility-scale modules currently on the market, facilitating integration into high-power photovoltaic power plants.

To ensure mechanical stability under such configurations, Titan employs a multi-slew drive system combined with multi-point locking technology, designed to maintain the tracker's structural rigidity and dynamic performance under demanding operating conditions.

In terms of energy capture, the system integrates the latest generation of tracking algorithms and 3D backtracking functionality, optimizing module orientation to minimize inter-row shading losses, thereby enhancing daily energy capture.

Regarding operational specifications, Titan can operate under harsh climatic conditions, with an operating temperature range of -20°C to 50°C and the ability to function in wind speeds of up to 70 km/h.

According to the latest reports from Wood Mackenzie and S&P Global, Axial was Europe's leading solar tracker supplier in terms of 2025 shipments, capturing a 16% market share that year, representing a 46% year-on-year increase. In Italy, the company secured nearly one-third of the market share with a 70% annual growth rate; in Romania, its share stood at 23%. By shipment volume, Axial ranks among the top ten global manufacturers.

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