At Intersolar Europe 2025, Antaisolar unveiled its comprehensive lineup of photovoltaic (PV) mounting systems. The company introduced customized solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of the European energy market. The exhibition highlighted advanced smart tracking systems, rooftop installations, carports, and ground-mounted structures.
Europe’s PV sector is expected to exceed 100 gigawatts of demand in 2025. This growth comes with varying regional needs influenced by geography, industry, and energy policies. To address these differences, Antaisolar developed specialized systems. These include the TAI-Space multi-rotation single-axis 1P tracking system for large utility-scale plants, the MetaRoof series for rooftop solar panels, four-pillar carport structures, and integrated PV designs for fences and balconies.
The company also launched SolarAid, a new solar design and quoting platform. SolarAid aims to simplify the planning and installation of rooftop PV projects for installers and distributors.
Antaisolar’s ability to serve specific European requirements is supported by its research and development center in Spain and a subsidiary in the Netherlands. These facilities provide local engineering, quick logistics, and technical support tailored to Europe’s climate and regulations.
A major highlight of the event was the signing of a 120MW distribution agreement with French partner Sunliberty. This deal strengthens Antaisolar’s growing role in Europe’s clean energy supply chain.
As Europe pushes forward with its energy transition, Antaisolar plans to expand its full-scenario mounting systems and SolarAid platform. The goal is to provide efficient, reliable, and scalable solar infrastructure across the continent.
Antaisolar is a global leader in intelligent PV mounting and tracking systems. The company specializes in structural design and automation control for renewable energy projects. Recognized among the top 500 new energy companies worldwide, Antaisolar ranks in the top ten brands for solar tracking systems. By 2024, the company had shipped 41.7GW globally, with strong market positions in Japan, Australia, and Southeast Asia.
