Solar Ground Mount

The foundation of any successful ground-mount solar project lies in its structural integrity and precision installation.We are proud to showcase the meticulous installation process of our cast-in-place pile ground mount system. This method ensures the greatest stability and lifespan, protecting our clients' investments for the next decade or so.Introduction✅Step 1 - First, dig holes on the ground with equipment. The depth of the holes is determined according to the drawings.✅Step 2 - Put the pile in the hole and fixed with a bracket, and then the concrete is poured into the hole.✅Step 3 - Connect the triangular connector to the upper column, then fix the upper column to the pile.✅Step 4 - Secure the clamp to the upper column.✅Step 5 - Fix the purlin bracket to the inclined beam.✅Step 6 - Then, overlap the inclined beam with the triangular connector, and fix the inclined brace between the inclined beam and the clamp.✅Step 7 - Install the column tie rod and diagonal beam tie rod.✅Step 8 - The purlins are connected in sequence with purlin connectors and purlin tie rods are installed.✅Step 9 - Finally, solar panels are bolted to the purlinsA reliable installation system is key to maximizing the energy output and lifespan of solar assets.We focus on providing solar energy solutions for commercial and utility-scale projects. Let's talk about how to support your next renewable energy plan.

We are thrilled to share that Solar First made a strong impression at the International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM), held from October 15–17 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.At Booth 1040 in Hall 1, we presented a wide range of photovoltaic solutions—including rooftop mounting systems, ground-mounted systems, tracking systems, floating PV systems, and BIPV carports—designed to cover diverse application scenarios and support Malaysia’s clean energy transition.Tailored Solutions for Southeast Asia’s ClimateAs a key renewable energy market in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is rapidly advancing its solar project deployment. In line with the national Malaysia Renewable Energy Roadmap (MyRER), the country aims to achieve 31% renewable energy by 2025 and 70% by 2050. To meet local challenges such as high temperatures, humidity, and coastal conditions, Solar First has optimized its products with enhanced corrosion resistance, structural stability, and ease of installation. Our rooftop systems are lightweight yet durable, while our ground-mounted and tracking solutions are built to perform across complex terrains and improve energy yield through intelligent design.Expanding Applications for a Diversified Energy MixOur BIPV carport system delivering clean electricity while providing shade and shelter for vehicles. This aligns perfectly with Malaysia’s green building and urban sustainability goals. Additionally, our floating PV systems make smart use of water surfaces such as lakes and reservoirs, saving land while leveraging the natural cooling effect of water to boost efficiency. Studies estimate Malaysia’s floating PV potential to be between 47–109 GWh annually, offering a promising pathway for scaling solar capacity.Strengthening Our Presence in Southeast AsiaSolar First is committed to the Southeast Asian market and is actively engaging with Malaysia’s renewable energy initiatives, including the Green Electricity Tariff (GET) and Net Energy Metering 3.0 (NEM 3.0). At the event, our team connected with local enterprises, project developers, and industry associations, gaining valuable insights into regional policies, project needs, and environmental considerations. These exchanges help us deliver more localized and adaptive solutions in the future.Looking ahead, we will continue to focus on technology innovation and deepen our collaboration with partners in Malaysia and across the region. Together, we are driving the clean energy transition and building a sustainable, low-carbon future.