PV Hardware (PVH), the leading supplier of solar trackers in Europe, Middle East and Australia, made an impression at the extraordinary setting of Intersolar unveiling its latest technological breakthrough: the DBOX5. This revolutionary tracking control system incorporates the latest machine learning and IoT techniques into solar tracking, setting new standards in solar energy efficiency.

Based in Spain, PVH has positioned itself as the world's third largest supplier of solar trackers, having supplied more than 28 GW across five continents and commanding a global market share of more than 10%. The company has an operations center in Valencia and a factory in Saudi Arabia dedicated to projects in the Middle East.

The company recently announced the signing of a major contract with Larsen & Toubro (L&T) to supply solar trackers for the 2,97GW solar plant that will generate power for the world's largest hydrogen plant in NEOM, Saudi Arabia. This agreement is a powerful sign of the recognition of PVH's expertise and quality in the supply of solar tracking solutions to the largest solar assets.

Now, as part of its growth strategy, PVH is about to inaugurate its third manufacturing facility in Texas, USA. This facility is the only privately owned solar tracker manufacturing center in the United States and will bring PVH's global production to exceed 25 GW/year.

PVH currently leads the supply of solar trackers in Europe, the Middle East and Australia and bases the success of its strategy on the in-house manufacturing of all its products and a close and immediate customer service that has consolidated its position as the third largest solar tracker supplier in the world for more than five years.

Combining in-house production, an elaborate raw material purchasing plan and strategic partnerships with local suppliers, PVH can offer its customers security of supply, fast response times and the ability to mitigate price fluctuations in the international market. PVH controls the entire supply chain and manufacturing process to optimize production and adapt it to the specific needs of each project, paving the way to a higher level of innovation.

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