Axial will participate in Intersolar South America 2026 , which will be held from August 25 to 27 in São Paulo, Brazil , where it will present Axial Titan for the first time in South America. Axial Titan is its new generation of solar trackers designed to respond to the evolution of utility-scale photovoltaic plants. Visitors can learn about the solution at booth W4.11 , where the company team will showcase the system's main innovations and its value proposition for one of the world's most dynamic solar markets.
Latin America continues to solidify its position as one of the fastest-growing regions for large-scale solar energy. The combination of abundant solar resources, new utility-scale projects, and a market increasingly focused on optimizing energy costs makes the region a strategic environment for technologies capable of maximizing plant performance and efficiency.
In this context, Axial will take advantage of Intersolar South America to officially present Titan to customers, developers, EPCs, and investors in the region. The new tracker has been developed to meet the evolving needs of the utility-scale market, where the increasing size of projects, the incorporation of large-format modules, and the need to optimize LCOE are transforming the design of photovoltaic plants.
"South America is a strategic market for Axial and a global leader in the development of large-scale photovoltaic plants," says Antonio Robredo, Chief Sales Officer of Axial . "Intersolar South America represents the ideal setting to introduce Titan to the region and share with our customers a solution specifically designed to meet the challenges of the new generation of utility-scale projects."
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Titan incorporates a long-row architecture of up to 160 meters, a multi-slewing drive system with multi-point locking, and a state-of-the-art tracking algorithm with 3D backtracking capabilities, offering a solution designed to improve scalability, optimize land use, and maximize energy production in large-scale projects. Furthermore, its design is compatible with the largest photovoltaic modules currently available on the market and has been conceived to operate in demanding weather conditions.
During the three days of the trade fair, the Axial team will be available to present Titan, analyze the trends that are redefining the utility-scale market and share their experience in developing structural solutions adapted to the new challenges of the photovoltaic industry.
About Axial
Axial is a Spanish company specializing in the design and manufacture of solar trackers and fixed structures for utility-scale photovoltaic projects. With an international presence in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and other strategic markets, the company develops solutions tailored to the evolving needs of large-scale photovoltaic plants, combining structural engineering, scalability, and long-term reliability.

