Array Technologies said on 5 August 2026 that it had passed 100 GW of trackers delivered worldwide.
Cumulative milestones are easy to quote and easy to misread. Delivered equipment is not the same as capacity in operation, and neither is the same as contracted backlog.
The milestone also gives us a clean way to organise Array's 2026 product and acquisition activity into one reference page.

What the announcement says
Three different quantities
Delivered means shipped or handed over; installed means built; contracted means signed. Analyst shipment tables use yet another basis, GWdc of trackers shipped in a period.
Why it matters
The 2026 product record
The international DuraTrack D2S launch, the Atlas foundation-to-tracker suite and the Affordable Wire Management acquisition extend the offer from a tracker into foundations, wire management and controls.
Reading the competitive coordinate
A top-five global and second-place U.S. position in the 2026 share report is a shipment-share statement. It does not rank engineering performance or project profitability.
Data box
| Field | Value as reported |
|---|---|
| Milestone | 100 GW cumulative trackers delivered |
| Announcement | 5 August 2026 |
| Basis | Vendor-reported cumulative deliveries |
| 2026 additions | DuraTrack D2S, ARRAY Atlas, Affordable Wire Management |
| Share-report position | Global top five; U.S. number two |
All figures above are quoted with the unit and reference period used by the primary source. They are reproduced here for reference, not independently re-measured.
What to check before quoting it: verification note
'100 GW delivered' is a vendor-reported cumulative figure. We do not restate it as installed or operating capacity.
What to watch next
Whether the company discloses the cut-off date and the counting method behind the milestone.
Primary sources
- Array Technologies announcement, 2026-08-05
- Array Q2 2026 product launch materials
- Array / Affordable Wire Management transaction disclosure
Researched and written by the solarrack.wiki editorial desk. Every figure in this article carries a source and a verification note; where a claim could not be confirmed against a primary document, it is labelled as such. Corrections: [email protected]

