Alternative Energy Company - Solar FlexRack

Manufacturing
Marketing Partner

Solar FlexRack

Solar FlexRack, a division of Northern States Metals, is an integrated solar company that offers custom-designed, fixed tilt ground mount and single-axis trackers in the commercial and utility scale, solar mounting industry. Solar FlexRack also offers full turnkey packages, including engineering, geotechnical, pullout testing, field, layout, and installation services, providing a full scope of services from design to delivery and installation. Solar FlexRack has completed 2 GW of solar racking.

Mailing Address:
3207 Innovation Pl
Youngstown, OH 44509
United States of America

Tel: 888-380-8138

Fax:

Email: info@solarflexrack.com

Website: http://www.solarflexrack.com/

Company Category: Solar & Wind

Geographic Region: USA - North East

Company Sector: Manufacturing

Keywords: solar trackers,solar racking,pv,ballasted,fixed

Partner Status: Marketing Partner

Products

Solar FlexRack - TDP 2.0 Solar Tracker with BalanceTrac

Solar FlexRack's latest solar tracker technology bundles an advanced tracker design with a full team of seasoned engineering and installation experts at your service. The next-generation solar tracker delivers a package of features that both enable increased energy yields for commercial and utility-scale solar installations, and significantly reduce project risks. That translates to smart installation cost-savings across your project budget.

(Category: Racks, Mounts & Trackers)

Articles

INTERSOLAR and looking ahead to 2020 - Q&A with Solar FlexRack

Jan 16, 2020

We’re bullish on the next year and are confident in the marketplace, we will continue on this growth trajectory. Solar will continue to grow as battery storage technology improves and costs drop. Booth #1511

Superfund Project Restores an Ecosystem

Oct 30, 2019

The Superfund Redevelopment Initiative helps communities reclaim and reuse contaminated land for a wide range of purposes including the generation of sustainable renewable energy. That is the case with the Elizabeth Mine Superfund Project.