Introducing the SlopeSync: Redefining Solar Tracking for Challenging Terrain
- Kayla Harris
- Aug 25
- 1 min read
DCE Solar is proud to bring Axial’s SlopeSync technology to the U.S., a breakthrough in solar tracking that is transforming the way developers approach utility-scale and commercial solar projects. Designed to adapt seamlessly to uneven and sloped terrain, SlopeSync minimizes civil work while maximizing energy output, offering an efficient and reliable solution for even the most challenging sites.
Unlike traditional fixed or single-axis trackers, SlopeSync intelligently adjusts to land contours, enabling faster installations and reduced site preparation costs. Its dual-row design provides greater density without compromising performance, making it ideal for projects where every square foot counts. Built with long-term reliability in mind, SlopeSync ensures consistent performance over the life of the system, delivering higher returns on investment and improved project economics.
With manufacturing in the U.S., DCE Solar can offer domestic content for your projects, ensuring compliance with local requirements and supporting the domestic renewable energy supply chain. By combining Axial’s innovative technology with DCE’s expertise in utility-scale solar deployment, SlopeSync positions developers to achieve maximum efficiency and long-term success.
Explore how SlopeSync can optimize your next solar project. Contact DCE Solar today to learn more.
It's fascinating how SlopeSync's intelligent adjustment to land contours truly redefines project feasibility for challenging, uneven terrain. That capability to minimize civil work while simultaneously maximizing energy output on previously difficult sites is a significant leap forward for utility-scale and commercial solar, especially where land footprint is at a premium. While optimizing site efficiency and output is crucial, developers also need robust tools to accurately project and track the financial returns and long-term viability of these advanced solar projects. For those looking to dive deeper into the financial side, we've developed a resource focused on accurately projecting solar project returns to help assess the economic impact of such innovations.