Spanish solar tracker manufacturer Axial will exhibit at Genera 2026, the International Energy and Environment Fair held at IFEMA Madrid, from 24 to 26 November. Visitors will find the company in Hall 9, Stand 9E07.

Axial arrives at Genera as Europe's leading solar tracker supplier. According to Wood Mackenzie's Global Solar Tracker Market Share Report 2026 and S&P Global's latest rankings, Axial ranked first in Europe by shipment volume in 2025, capturing 16% of a regional market that reached a record 25.2 GWdc. The company also leads the Italian market, where it holds nearly one-third of tracker shipments, and ranks among the top ten tracker manufacturers worldwide.

At its stand, Axial will present its range of 1V and 2V trackers, together with its fixed structures and agrivoltaic solutions. Each is designed to adapt to the terrain, layout and site conditions of utility-scale projects.

Axial will also exhibit a prototype of Axial Titan, its new solution that responds to broader changes in the utility-scale sector: larger project footprints, growing adoption of large-format modules, pressure to reduce LCOE and the expansion of solar into desert and high-irradiation regions. Built around a long-row design of up to 160 metres, it combines a multidrive system and 3D backtracking to maximise energy yield while reducing hardware and installation costs per megawatt.

At this year's edition, Axial's presence at Genera will focus on the evolution of utility-scale plant design and tracker architecture.

“Genera is a natural meeting point for us: Spain is our home market, and we return as Europe's number one tracker supplier,” said Antonio Robredo, Chief Sales Officer at Axial. “No two utility-scale projects are alike, so we offer a range of trackers, from our proven 2TT to our 1V and 2V solutions and the new Titan, to give each customer the right architecture for their site.”