Agri-Light has launched its first pilot agrivoltaic project, using a two-axis solar installation on a rail system to move solar panels horizontally above a vineyard in the Negev Desert.

Solar trackers can improve the energy harvesting ability of a solar panel by a substantial margin, and now [Jay] has a two-axis tracker that is also portable.

Let’s face it — solar panels still aren’t that efficient. So why not pump as much juice out of them as possible? Building a 2-axis solar tracking unit can increase daily power out… ...

A winery California will cover 95% of its electricity needs with a solar array that tilts on two axes to follow direct sunlight through the day.

The QBotix Tracking System gets a robot to do the rounds of a solar installation throughout the day and adjust the panels at 40-minute intervals to ensure they are optimally facing the sun.

Space grade solar cells put under a lens tracking the sun and nearly doubling their power compared to traditional solar electric arrays at utility scale installations.

Two types of sun-tracking solar panels exist. Single-axis trackers follow the sun over the course of a day, moving from east to west.