“Surpassing 100 GW of tracker products delivered worldwide is a significant milestone not just for Array, but for the continued growth and maturation of the global solar industry” said Kevin Hostetler, CEO of Array. “It’s not just about this achievement, but how we’ve done it — I am incredibly proud that Array’s growth has continued to support investment in domestic manufacturing and reshoring of solar supply chains. During this pivotal time of skyrocketing energy demand, Array will continue working with our customers to deliver solutions that accelerate the deployment of solar, one of the fastest to deploy and lowest cost forms of new energy, to meet the growing need for affordable and reliable electricity in the US and international markets.”
Most recently, the Company has continued to innovate on its trusted Array DuraTrack tracker system through several industry-leading product advancements, including the launch of Array OmniTrack, a rugged terrain-following solution, Array DuraTrack with Skylink, a photovoltaic -powered, wireless, all-weather system, and Array Duratrack HailXP, designed to offer extreme protection for hail mitigation. Array also continues to advance its software and services offerings, including SmarTrack, the data platform for Array’s range of software and control-based products designed for utility-scale solar sites that seamlessly integrates with our cloud services to help enhance energy production and manage weather risk.
This progress is a result of numerous achievements throughout Array’s history which began in 1989 with founder Ron Corio’s development of one of the first solar trackers and the official establishment of Array Technologies in 1992.
Over the company’s history, Array has celebrated notable accomplishments, including:
Delivering its first major utility-scale project in Alamosa, Colorado in 2006
Surpassing 1 GW of tracker shipments in 2012
Continuing global expansion with offices established in Europe, Central and South America, and Australia starting in 2017
Executing Array’s IPO in 2020, one of the largest US renewable energy IPOs of its time
Strengthening Array’s position as a global market leader through the strategic acquisition of STI Norland, a leading European solar tracker manufacturer with operations in Latin America, in 2021
Breaking ground on a new $50+ million, 216,000-square-foot manufacturing and innovation campus in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2024
Delivering solar trackers meeting 100% domestic content Assigned Cost Percentage under U.S. Treasury Department guidance in 2025
Completing the successful acquisition of APA Solar, LLC (“APA”), a premier solar racking and structural solutions provider in 2025
“Albuquerque-based Array Technologies’ achievement is proof of New Mexico’s leadership in American clean energy manufacturing” added Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), Ranking Member of the US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. “I’m proud to have passed legislation that brought hundreds of high-quality manufacturing jobs to our state — creating advanced technologies that help lower electricity costs in New Mexico and across the country. Innovation thrives where hard work, advanced technologies, and strong local partnerships come together.”
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