The contract includes fixed structures and 1P solar trackers for a utility-scale plant
Soletrax has signed a new contract to supply solar technology in Spain, which will deliver a total of 48 MW across fixed-tilt structures and single-axis trackers. Specifically, the agreement includes 13 MW of fixed-tilt structures and 35 MW of 1P single-row solar trackers, designed to maximize generation and optimize the plant’s long-term performance.
Beyond its energy impact, the project will also generate positive benefits for the local community, with an estimated creation of approximately 120 direct and indirect jobs. In addition, the plant is expected to avoid around 22,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year, contributing to Spain’s decarbonization goals.
Soletrax’s supply will begin in December 2025 and will run through March 2026. Execution by the developer is scheduled throughout 2026, with completion estimated for the end of the year.
This agreement represents a further step forward in Soletrax’s commercial consolidation since its founding. As Miguel Giné, the company’s CEO, notes, “each project signed with leading clients enables us to strengthen our track record and demonstrates that reliability, engineering, and our in-house product are the foundation for becoming a key technology partner in the utility-scale segment.”