Tracker4solar is the brand name of solar tracking systems supplied by Green Sun Rising, a solar company based in Windsor Ontario Canada. We bring together years of experience and knowledge in the area of manufacturering solar tracking systems that generate clean solar energy.
For trackers we are working in a technical cooperation with LORENTZ, a German solar tracker maker and global technology leader. In colaboration we have "North-Americanized" the LORENTZ design, and are manufacturing the product here in Ontario, in compliance with the Ontario domestic content requirements under the FIT and microFIT program. Visit www.LORENTZ.de for more information on the German partner company and the tracker technology.
We have supplied numerous systems in 2010 into Southern Ontario, which are supplying electricity under the Ontario microFIT and FIT program. Above example is a 10 kW microFIT installation in Gretaer Waterloo, other examples on the reference page.
Windsor's major Eddie Francis was our guest of honor at the tracker inauguration in August 2010. It was a fun event.
Tracker4solar is the sister to mounts4solar, the brand name for fixed mount systems, in production in Ontario since 2009, based on proven German designs.
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We are a direct distribution partner of SMA, for Southern Ontario. For solar inverters, www.SMA-America.com.
We are co-located at the RET-Center in Windsor Canada, and share show room and office space, as well as warehousing and manufacturing space, as part of a big old automotive factory. Our facility and training schedule are shown at www.RET-Center.com.
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Green Sun Rising offers solar systems and solutions, both solar PV as well as solar thermal. For large scale solar thermal systems we work with www.SOLID.at.
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View of our grid-connected 5kW fixed mount car port system, and the 3kW tracker system in the process of being finalized during the summer of 2010.
