54.6MW solar tracking power plant in Japan

A 54.6 MW utility-scale solar facility in Japan utilizing Mibet PGT2 single-axis tracking systems engineered for high snow load and typhoon resilience.

Capacity 54.6 MW
Location Japan
54.6MW solar tracking power plant in Japan

Utility-scale 54.6MW solar plant overview

The 54.6 MW utility solar project in Japan represents a flagship renewable energy installation utilizing intelligent single-axis solar tracking technology to maximize photovoltaic generation throughout the day.

Engineering specifications

Equipped with Mibet Energy PGT2 tracking systems featuring AI-driven decentralized step motors and astronomical astronomical backtracking algorithms. Heavy-duty hot-dip galvanized steel structures ensure a 25+ year design life, capable of withstanding 1.2m snow loads and typhoons up to 44m/s.

Generation performance

By maintaining optimal incident solar radiation from early morning to late afternoon, the PGT2 tracking system delivers a +18.5% annual kWh yield increase compared to fixed-tilt mounting systems, supplying tens of millions of clean kWh to the Japanese national grid.