DCE Solar and Axial Structural Solutions Advance First U.S. Tracker Twin Installation in New York and Announce Q2 2026 Customer Education Session

Cornelius, NC – DCE Solar, in partnership with Axial Structural Solutions, is actively advancing installation of the first U.S. Tracker Twin system in New York, marking a major milestone in bringing the platform to the American market.

The Tracker Twin, developed by Axial Structural Solutions and introduced to the U.S. through its partnership with DCE Solar, is engineered for structural stability, adaptable site configuration, and optimized energy production. Its dual row architecture is designed to enhance mechanical efficiency while maintaining precise tracking performance across varying site conditions.

Installation is currently underway, with DCE Services leading both the mechanical and electrical scopes. The close coordination between Axial’s engineering team, DCE Solar’s Tracker team, and DCE Services’ field leadership is ensuring that design intent is being translated into disciplined, high-quality field execution.

“This project represents the strength of our partnership with Axial and the alignment between engineering and construction,” said Bill Taylor, Founder and CEO at DCE. “As installation progresses, our teams are demonstrating the precision and collaboration required to successfully introduce a new tracker platform into the U.S. market.”

In advance of project completion, DCE and Axial will host customers on-site in Q2 2026 for a Tracker Twin education session. The event will provide attendees with a firsthand look at the system during active installation, offering insight into structural components, constructibility considerations, installation sequencing, and overall system architecture.

Representatives from both organizations will guide site walks and technical discussions, reinforcing a shared commitment to transparency, performance validation, and customer collaboration.

“Bringing customers to the field during installation allows them to see how engineering decisions directly impact constructibility and long-term performance,” DCE Product Specialist Kyle Turner added. “It reflects our confidence in both the Tracker Twin platform and the teams delivering it.”

As construction continues, DCE Solar and Axial remain focused on safe execution, quality assurance, and positioning the Tracker Twin for long-term operational success in the U.S. C&I and utility-scale sectors.