ARRAY Technologies Launches Atlas Foundation-to-Tracker Solutions for Solar Projects
ARRAY Technologies Launches Atlas™, Expanding Product Portfolio with Suite of Foundation-to-Tracker Solutions to Deliver Optimized System Performance from the Ground Up
ARRAY Technologies, Inc., a Novel Mexico-based leading worldwide provider of tracking solutions and fixed-tilt products, foundation services, software systems and services, today announced an expansion of its product portfolio with the launch of ARRAY Atlas™, a new suite of foundation-to-tracker solutions designed exclusively for ARRAY trackers and APA foundations to enhance their technical interoperability.
Across standard and challenging sites alike, the interface between foundation and tracker has historically been fragmented, hardware-heavy, and never engineered as an integrated part of the tracker system. This includes traditional steel W-beams, the current standard for most utility-scale solar piles and foundation-to-tracker interfaces, which can create unnecessary cost and execution challenges through volatile commodity pricing, limited sourcing flexibility, and installation complexity.
Designed from the ground up, the Atlas suite reimagines the connection between APA foundation and ARRAY tracker, giving customers greater installation flexibility, procurement resilience, wire management readiness, and project certainty across virtually any soil condition.
As an engineered alternative to existing foundation approaches, Atlas provides a cost-competitive and optimized solution to service the tracker foundation market, which exceeds $1B annually.
"For decades, developers have relied on commodity steel piles that were never engineered as part of the tracker system," said Josh Von Deylen, Chief Executive Officer of APA Solar, an ARRAY company. "Atlas changes that by bringing the foundation and tracker interface together in a purpose-built solution that helps customers install faster, source more efficiently, and execute projects with greater confidence."
Atlas is available in two configurations built around a common caused bearing housing platform to allow consumers to pair the right foundation services for their site while maintaining a consistent tracker interface overhead grade:
Atlas I is intended for standard soil conditions, connecting driven foundations to the tracker via an adaptable rolled steel C-channel and bearing interface, which provides consumers:
- Increased design and field flexibility to precise minor driving variation in height via vertical C-channel management.
- Enhanced procurement resiliency by lowering or removing steel beam in favor of roll-formed steel mechanisms.
- Reduced deformation challenges by shortening the ambitious foundation and separating it from the trailer interface
Atlas II is intended for challenging soil conditions, connecting engineered foundations with a dual-leg interface and bearing interface, which provides consumers:
- Advanced installation effectiveness via an integrated design with fewer connection points and a 70% reduction in component count compared to APA A-Frame.
- Improved adaptability for design and on-site conditions, involving enhanced vertical and East/West adjustability, helping sites with diverse topography.
- As utility-scale solar projects continue to scale in size while labor availability, procurement challenges, and schedule pressures rise, developers are looking for integrated services that streamline construction and lessen execution challenges.
The launch of Atlas represents another milestone following ARRAY's acquisition of APA Solar, a premier solar racking and foundations services provider, in 2025. By integrating ARRAY's leadership in solar tracking with APA's expertise in foundation engineering, the organizations are accelerating the advancement of integrated services that simplify project execution from the ground up.
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About ARRAY Technologies
ARRAY Technologies is a leading worldwide provider of solar tracking technology and fixed-tilt technology to utility-scale and distributed generation consumers who construct, advance, and operate solar photovoltaic sites. With services engineered to withstand harsh weather circumstances, ARRAY’s high-quality solar trackers, fixed-tilt technology, software platforms, foundation services, and field services integrate to maximize energy manufacturing and deliver value to consumers for the entire lifecycle of a project. Founded and headquartered in the United States, ARRAY is rooted in production and driven by technology, relying on its domestic manufacturing, diversified worldwide supply chain, and customer-centric strategy to design, deliver, commission, train, and support solar energy deployment around the biosphere.
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