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TiltPort is the future of carports
Case studies: agriculture

Case study
California Napa organic goat cheese farm
Napa solar powered farm
    • Northern California, Solano County, 30KWp.

    • TiltPort has been successfully operating since 2017

    • Zero maintenance needed so far.

    • 1 TiltPort unit. Waterproof, 14 feet clearance. Shelters up to 10 cars, or 3 tractors + trailers, or... tons of hay.

    • Very high efficiency:  > 60,000 KWh per yr, > 2,000 KWh/KWp.

    • Solar TiltPort powers entirely the operation: milking 400 goats, goat cheese processing, refrigeration, office air conditioning, water pumping, etc.

    • Installation in 1+1 day.

    • System was paid back in less than 5 years.

    • Coordinated by Scarlet tracking system. Remotely administered.

    • More on Agriculture here.

TiltPort Agriculture short video

TiltPort Agriculture short video

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California farm & vineyard
San Joachim CountSolar powered California vineyard
  • San Joachim County, California.

  • Over 30 acre farming + vineyard

  • Next generation TiltPort: 36 KWp, single axis tracker.

  • Waterproof sun tracking solar carport 45x45 ft to shade the cattle. 10 ft clearance.

  • Very high efficiency. Over 2,000 KWh/KWp (vs 1,460 with fixed).

  • Solar TiltPort will power multiple pumps, buildings and processing activities.

  • Coordinated by Scarlet tracking system. Remotely administered.

TiltPort solar tracker for California winery
Lake County Solar tracker
California 200 acre organic vineyard
  • Lake County, California.

  • Over 200 acre vineyard and winery

  • Next generation TiltPort: 36 KWp, single axis tracker.

  • Waterproof sun tracking solar carport 45x45 feet. 16 ft clearance.

  • Very high efficiency. Over 1,900 KWh/KWp (vs 1,400 with fixed).

  • Solar TiltPort will power multiple pumps, buildings and processing activities

  • Coordinated by Scarlet tracking system. Remotely administered.

TiltPort single axis waterproof solar tracker will power 200 acre California vineyard and winery
  • Photo Andre Gueziec

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