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Trinasolar, a global leader in smart photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage solutions, is presenting its full-scenario smart energy portfolio at the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) 2026, taking place at ADNEC Abu Dhabi. The company is highlighting its integrated ecosystem of PV, tracking, energy storage and intelligent automation solutions designed to support reliable deployment across diverse applications and challenging operating conditions, particularly those common across the Middle East and Africa.

As regional energy systems continue to expand, project developers and stakeholders are increasingly focused on solutions that deliver performance, reliability and long-term value. At WFES 2026, Trinasolar is demonstrating how its system-level approach enables resilient, future-ready energy infrastructure while enhancing project bankability and supporting the UAE’s clean energy and sustainability ambitions.

Todd Li, Head of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa at Trinasolar, said the region’s evolving energy landscape requires integrated solutions capable of performing consistently under all scenarios. He noted that the company’s global research and development capabilities and technology innovation are being applied to deliver energy systems tailored to regional needs and aligned with net-zero goals.

A major highlight of Trinasolar’s participation is the first on-site showcase in the UAE of its next-generation Elementa 3 energy storage system. The system is designed not only for traditional grid applications but also for emerging high-demand use cases such as AI data centres, as the UAE advances large-scale artificial intelligence infrastructure. Built on advanced grid-forming technology, the Elementa 3 platform delivers high stability, rapid response and resilient power performance to support grid stability and renewable energy integration in increasingly complex environments.

Visitors to Trinasolar’s stand can also explore the company’s end-to-end smart energy offering, led by its high-performance solar modules and tracking systems. This includes the Vertex N series PV modules, powered by n-type i-TOPCon Advanced technology and the 210mm platform, available in 740W and 650W variants. These modules are engineered to deliver consistent output under high temperatures, intense solar irradiation and dusty conditions typical of the Middle East.

Complementing the PV portfolio is TrinaTracker’s Vanguard 1P series, a platform-based single-axis tracker family designed for full-scenario applications. Featuring a Multi Drive configuration that distributes drive units along extended rows, the system offers enhanced structural rigidity, improved torsional resistance and dynamic wind-load control, making it suitable for large-scale desert projects with loose soil and extreme temperatures.

In 2025, Trinasolar delivered more than 1.5GW of Vanguard tracker systems across GCC markets, underscoring the bankability and scalability of the Vanguard 1P platform. This growth is supported by dedicated regional engineering and wind-design teams, along with local manufacturing, project execution and service networks.

The exhibition also features Trinabot intelligent automation solutions, including Buildex and Aurora, which support efficient system operation and reinforce Trinasolar’s end-to-end approach to smart energy deployment.

Through its presence at WFES 2026, Trinasolar continues to strengthen its position as a long-term partner in the Middle East and Africa’s energy transition, supporting the development of reliable, scalable and sustainable energy systems aligned with national clean energy objectives.

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