Solar Steel, a leading company in the design and supply of solar trackers, has signed an agreement with Solarig for the delivery of 130 MW of its 1P solar trackers and fixed structures. The contract includes the supply of over 5,300 solar trackers and 530 fixed-tilt racks across a cluster of three photovoltaic projects in Italy.

With a strong and established presence in the solar sector, Gonvarri Solar Steel continues to expand in the Italian market, where it has been actively supplying solar technologies and solutions since 2010. This year marks a significant milestone for the company as it celebrates its 15th anniversary of operations in the country.

Solar Steel’s 1P trackers and fixed structures will support more than 209,000 high-power solar modules, enabling optimised solar energy capture in the uneven terrain typical of many Italian sites. The systems are engineered to match the specific characteristics of the land, ensuring efficient performance in energy generation and solar tracking.

Construction of the hybrid solar parks—where Solarig will integrate both fixed-tilt and tracking systems—is scheduled to commence in the coming months. Commissioning and commercial operation of the facilities are expected between late 2025 and early 2026.

Both companies are committed to delivering these projects in accordance with current Italian environmental regulations. These ensure that development takes place with minimal disruption to local flora and fauna, maintaining ecological balance while contributing to the country’s renewable energy targets.

About Gonvarri Solar Steel

Gonvarri Solar Steel is a division of Gonvarri Industries dedicated to the design and manufacture of solar trackers and fixed structures for the photovoltaic sector. With over 24 GW supplied across more than 45 countries, the company provides fully integrated solutions tailored to its clients’ needs.
More information: www.gsolarsteel.com

About Solarig

Solarig develops, finances, builds, and operates infrastructure to support the global energy transition. The company currently manages over 10 GW of photovoltaic assets and has a pipeline exceeding 20 GW across 12 countries. Headquartered in Madrid, Spain, Solarig plays a key role in decarbonisation through renewable energy, green gases, and sustainable fuels. With more than 1,400 professionals, it maintains a robust international presence across Europe, Latin America, Japan, and Australia.
More information: www.solarig.com