PV Hardware highlighted its AgroPVH and Terrain following solution at Intersolar Europe 2026
AgroPVH is available in 1P and 2P configurations for different agricultural requirements
The company also highlighted its Terrain Response terrain-following solution designed to reduce the grading required on undulating, rocky, and hilly sites
Spanish solar tracker manufacturer PV Hardware (PVH) highlighted its AgroPVH agrivoltaic offering and Terrain Response solution at Intersolar Europe 2026.
Under AgroPVH, PVH offers its AxoneDuo Infinity 1P and Monoline+ 2P trackers in configurations adapted for agrivoltaic applications. These configurations use elevated structures and wider row spacing to accommodate crops, livestock, and agricultural machinery.
The 1P configuration is available for both low- and high-vegetation applications. Depending on the module dimensions and stow angle, the low-vegetation configuration provides ground clearance ranging from 1.28 m to 1.60 m, while the high-vegetation configuration provides ground clearance between 2.21 m and 2.60 m.
PVH also presented Terrain Response, a terrain-following solution designed to reduce the grading required on undulating, rocky, and hilly sites. It supports north-south slopes of up to 15% and accommodates post-to-post variations of up to 2° at most locations.
The system offers a standard tracking range of ±60° and supports a typical ground coverage ratio of 25% to 45%. It accommodates utility-scale framed crystalline-silicon and thin-film modules. It can be configured for wind speeds up to 240 km/h (based on a 3-second gust) and ground snow loads up to 4,800 Pa.
According to PVH, Terrain Response can reduce earthworks costs by up to 90%. Following the natural site contours can also reduce pile lengths by up to 30 inches (around 0.76 m), depending on the site’s topography.
PVH participated in the TaiyangNews Solar Trackers Market Survey 2026, which can be downloaded for free here.
