Each month, we’re rounding up the latest stories featuring ARRAY Technologies, our customers, and the partners bringing solar to life across the country. From stronger 2025 financials and 100% domestic content trackers to strategic acquisition and strong Q2 earnings, these highlights reflect the real-world impact of reliable solar technology.
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Domestic Content Milestone: Indiana Project to Use 100% U.S.-Made ARRAY Trackers
Solar Power World highlighted the 200-MWAC Emerald Green Solar project in Indiana, developed by ENGIE North America, which will use ARRAY OmniTrack™ trackers built entirely with domestic components. Once completed, the project is anticipated to meet 100% of the Domestic Content Assigned Cost Percentage (ACP) under the U.S. Treasury’s latest guidance (Notice 2025-08), positioning it to qualify for maximum incentives. This milestone demonstrates how ARRAY’s U.S.-based manufacturing capabilities can help developers navigate incentive requirements while supporting American solar infrastructure.
APA Acquisition Signals Long-Term Growth and Customer Focus
Following the $179 million acquisition of APA Solar, Renewables Now reported on how ARRAY is expanding its ability to deliver integrated tracker and foundation systems. This combined solution allows us to meet a greater amount of customer needs across challenging conditions—like hard, mixed and frost heave soils —while streamlining procurement and installation. With APA continuing as a strategic business unit, ARRAY is accelerating innovation and expanding our reach to serve a broader range of utility-scale and commercial solar projects with field-proven, adaptable technology.
ARRAY Reports Strong Q2 Earnings, Expands Product Lineup and U.S Project Footprint
Albuquerque Business First covered ARRAY’s strong Q2 earnings report, highlighting $362.2 million in revenue and a profit increase to $28.5 million. Alongside our acquisition of APA Solar, ARRAY introduced ARRAY Hail XP™—our new tracker designed for extreme weather—and announced plans to supply domestic content OmniTrack trackers for a 200-megawatt solar project in Indiana. These milestones reflect our continued focus on innovation, strategic expansion, and supporting utility-scale solar customers with U.S based solutions.
ARRAY expands solar infrastructure capabilities with APA Solar acquisition
As Albuquerque Journal reports, ARRAY’s acquisition of APA Solar brings fixed-tilt systems and foundation infrastructure into ARRAY’s portfolio—supporting a wider range of utility-scale and distributed solar project needs. The $179 million deal, now officially complete, marks ARRAY’s first major expansion beyond tracker components.
“This is a pivotal moment for ARRAY,” said CEO Kevin Hostetler. “Together, we will accelerate the deployment of utility-scale and distributed solar energy by offering a more comprehensive and flexible portfolio of solutions.”
APA Solar will continue operating as a strategic business unit. ARRAY plans to update its full-year 2025 guidance in the next earnings call to reflect the acquisition’s projected impact. The closure of the deal follows a strong Q2 earnings report, where ARRAY raised its full-year revenue outlook from $1.15 billion to $1.22 billion.
ARRAY is a leading global provider of solar tracking technology products, software, services, and foundation solutions. We appreciate the recognition from respected industry voices and remain committed to providing solutions that help meet the needs of the utility-scale solar industry worldwide.
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