10/02/2026
Sharing a recent PVsyst simulation work for a 70 MWp grid-connected solar power plant designed with a single-axis tracking system ☀️
The first image shows the near-shading definition and tracker mounting layout, along with the iso-shading diagram. This step is very important because proper shading analysis directly impacts energy yield accuracy and system performance.
The second image highlights the main simulation results generated in PVsyst.
As per the simulation:
• Installed capacity: 70 MWp
• Annual energy generation: 114,936 MWh
• Specific yield: 1642 kWh/kWp/year
• Performance Ratio (PR): ~75.4%
These results are achieved through optimized tracker orientation, correct row spacing, and realistic loss assumptions. Accurate PVsyst modeling helps in creating bankable reports, reducing technical risk, and giving developers and investors confidence before ex*****on.
This kind of detailed simulation is essential for utility-scale solar projects, especially when using single-axis trackers where shading, backtracking, and layout optimization play a major role.
If you are planning a large-scale solar project or need professional PVsyst simulations and solar engineering support, feel free to connect.
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