29/07/2026
A mounting structure for a utility-scale PV project doesn't start on the production line 🙌🏻
It starts with engineering decisions - decisions that later have to survive the jump into a repeatable, controlled manufacturing process.
That's exactly where having our own factory makes the difference. At enson, engineering, technology and production sit under one roof - which means we keep full continuity, from the first calculation all the way to the finished component.
In this new video series, we're showing you how that process actually works, step by step.
Part 1: From engineering to production
► It starts with site-specific analysis
Our engineers and structural designers look at the real conditions of each investment - loads, terrain, soil, installation requirements - and build the solution around them.
► The design gets tested before it's trusted
Aerodynamic analyses, FEM calculations, RFEM-based structural modeling - we use them to compare design variants and optimize the structure, with safety as the non-negotiable priority.
► Engineering goes straight into production - no detours
Once the design is ready, it moves directly to our own technology and production teams, who prepare the manufacturing process and monitor it at several stages.
Keeping these competencies in-house gives us more control over the transition from design to production, closes the gaps where information usually gets lost, and lets us respond faster to project-specific requirements.
It's part of how we've delivered 750+ MW of mounting systems across more than 10 countries, with over 10 GW of projects already designed at the development stage.
For our clients, that means one thing: greater predictability and fewer risks - long before the structure reaches the construction site.
Next up: the material behind every enson structure 👀
