Selecting an industrial photovoltaic ground mounting system is a strategic step in developing large-scale solar projects. Whether you are an installation company, a design office or a solar park manager, the manufacturer you choose has a direct impact on performance, durability and return on investment.
☀️ Why choose ground mounting for industrial projects?
Industrial installations require robust and adaptable solutions. Ground-mounted photovoltaic systems offer:
- Optimal panel orientation to maximise energy production.
- Simplified maintenance with easy access to all components.
- Independence from existing structures – ideal for vacant or unused land.
🛠️ Key criteria for choosing a reliable manufacturer
Consider these essential factors:
- Proven production capacity (e.g. 780 MW/year at SMI Grup)
- Experience in large-scale industrial projects
- Technical certifications (ISO, CE etc.)
- Customised solutions based on topographical analysis
- High-quality materials (galvanised steel, C or Omega profiles)
A successful manufacturer provides more than a product – they support the client through every stage, from ground studies to commissioning.
🔩 Materials, techniques and customisation
Leading manufacturers offer a wide range of technologies:
- Galvanised steel structures for long service life
- Fixing options: concrete foundations or screw piles
- Adaptability to various terrain types (flat, hilly, loose soil)
- Wind/snow load studies and 3D structural simulations
🧠 See our complete guide to ground mounting systems
📈 Case studies and completed projects
SMI Grup has designed and supplied structures for:
- Ground-mounted solar power plants over 5 MW
- Agricultural photovoltaic parks
- Public projects (schools, municipalities, solar-roofed warehouses)
📚 Useful external resource
To understand different types of solar mounting systems:
🔗 Wikipedia – Photovoltaic mounting system
📞 Need a customised feasibility study?
Our team will help you select the system that best suits your technical and budgetary needs.
👉 Contact our engineers for a quotation or feasibility analysis.
