Antaisolar unveils Agri-PV tracking system at Intersolar Europe 2026
The launch expands the company from ground-mounted and rooftop solar into agrivoltaics, alongside displays of its ATSpark tracker, rooftop and utility-scale mounting lines, and SolarAid design tool.
Antaisolar introduced an Agri-PV Tracking System Solution at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich, marking its entry into the agrivoltaic segment as it broadens beyond ground-mounted and rooftop solar applications. The company said the system is designed to combine solar power generation with agricultural output, using panel shading to reduce soil evaporation and support water-saving farming while creating dual revenue potential. The new system offers ground clearance ranging from 1.3 to 5 meters to accommodate crop growth and large agricultural machinery. Antaisolar said its two-segment pile foundation is designed to improve pull-out resistance and load-bearing capacity, while the SmartTrail control system includes a harvest mode for lateral machine access and a four-level weather protection mechanism covering storms, snow, flooding and hail. The solution is also compatible with Antaisolar’s broader tracker portfolio, which the company said supports wider applicability and scalability. Alongside the agrivoltaic launch, Antaisolar showcased its 1P flagship tracker ATSpark with the SmartTrail system, as well as the ALTRA rooftop series, the ALTIMA ground-mounted series and the SolarAid planning tool. The company said it ranks No. 7 in Wood Mackenzie’s global PV tracker top 10 for 2026 and is recognized as a global Class A tracker manufacturer.
- Agri-PV: A solar deployment model that combines photovoltaic power generation with agricultural land use on the same site.
- 1P tracker: A solar tracking configuration that typically supports one panel in portrait orientation per row section.
- pull-out resistance: A measure of how well a foundation or pile resists being extracted from the ground under load or stress.