The company’s latest exhibition centers on the SkyLine II tracking system, which manages slopes up to 20 degrees, and the StarShine I, an autonomous cleaning robot designed to combat regional dust accumulation. Beyond mechanical tracking, the Green Power+ platform integrates energy storage and microgrid management to address grid volatility, a persistent challenge for developers in countries like Brazil, Chile, and Mexico.

Arctech has built a significant operational history in the region, including the 480 MW CM1 project in Chile and the 365 MW Puerto Peñasco installation in Mexico. Maintaining its rank as the fifth-largest tracker supplier in Latin America and the second globally as of 2025, the firm is currently intensifying its local presence. By establishing a regional headquarters and service center in Brazil, Arctech intends to shorten response times and localize supply chains to better serve a market increasingly demanding resilient, site-specific energy infrastructure.