Commercial

SunTracker USA Solar Trackers can make up to 240% more energy than roof mounted systems and require fewer panels to achieve the same energy yield and optimize output throughout the day

SunTracker  Solar Trackers excel during peak sun hours and maintain steadier energy production throughout the morning and afternoon. This is highly advantageous if you are on Time of Use (TOU) electricity rates, as it allows you to generate more power exactly when grid electricity is at its most expensive 

Each Tracker uses 60% less space than standard ground solar mounts

Peak Demand Charge Reduction: With added Battery Storage, this creates a self-sustaining microgrid and mitigates peak demand charges, provides emergency backup power, and lowers operational costs while stabilizing the local electric grid through renewable generation

Arbitrage and Revenue Generation: You can charge depot batteries using low-cost overnight grid electricity or mid-day solar power. This energy can then be used to power buses or sold back to the grid (via Vehicle-to-Grid or V2G technology) during peak hours when electricity rates are high generating revenue for the district

Resilience and Grid Independence: A microgrid allows depots to island from the local grid during power outages, ensuring  bus operations continue without disruption rand remain charged for essential routes

Accelerated Sustainability: By supplying depot chargers primarily with clean, renewable solar energy, school districts can further reduce carbon emissions and accelerate corporate or municipal ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals

​Emergency Backup: Depots can serve as community resilience hubs. A fleet of Type D buses can power medical equipment, local shelters, or critical facilities during prolonged blackouts