TrinaTracker and Renvolt signed a 305 MW supply agreement for an Irish project portfolio around Intersolar Europe 2026, extending a cooperation the parties describe as above 1.2 GW in total.
The notable detail is not the capacity but the presence of EPD and ISO 14067 documentation for the FixOrigin product line in a European supply conversation.
As CBAM reporting becomes routine, product-level carbon documentation moves from marketing to a bid requirement.
Project scope
Timeline and cumulative scope
We separate the individual 305 MW agreement from the cumulative 1.2 GW relationship figure, which is a different quantity with a different source.
Why this project is a useful reference
Product-to-project mapping
1P, 2P and fixed-tilt product families map to different site conditions. The table records which family is associated with which project type rather than implying all are used here.
Carbon documentation as a bid item
An EPD or ISO 14067 statement covers a declared boundary. We note that it supports, but does not replace, a CBAM embedded-emissions determination.
Data box
| Field | Value as reported |
|---|---|
| Agreement | 305 MW Irish portfolio |
| Counterparty | TrinaTracker / Renvolt |
| Setting | Intersolar Europe 2026 |
| Cumulative cooperation | Above 1.2 GW |
| Product lines | 1P, 2P, FixOrigin |
| Documentation | EPD, ISO 14067 |
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 is not confirmed: verification note
The signing took place at Intersolar Europe in June 2026, while some Chinese-language coverage appeared in July. We use the agreement date, not the media publication date, and flag the exact signature day for confirmation.
What to watch next
Owner-side confirmation of the project list and the delivery schedule.
Primary sources
- TrinaTracker / Renvolt supply agreement, Intersolar Europe 2026
- EPD and ISO 14067 certificates for FixOrigin
- Renvolt project portfolio disclosures
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]
