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For EPCs and project developers looking to maximize efficiency in utility-scale solar and carport projects, this pv magazine Webinar offers valuable insights into the latest mounting system innovations. Together with K2 Systems, one of Europe's leading mounting system manufacturers, we'll showcase new product developments that help reduce planning and installation effort while ensuring long-term reliability and performance throughout the entire project lifecycle.

Joining us for this session on all things mounting systems will be Ciaran Murphy and Lars Kreemke from K2 Systems. They will introduce us to K2’s Pi-Rack and Carport V Systems.
K2 Pi-Rack is a ground-mount system designed specifically for large-scale solar projects. Its double-sided insertion profiles and screw-free module fixation simplify the assembly. In this webinar, we will also highlight additional benefits such as the coated steel components and integrated cable management.

K2 Carport V is a scalable solar carport solution developed for commercial applications and optimized for large modules and wide spans. Discover how its compact foundations, asymmetric module layout, and flexible design help adapt to site-specific requirements while ensuring efficient rainwater drainage.

We'll explore how these innovative mounting solutions simplify installation processes and contribute to long-term project performance across a wide range of project types and markets.

pv magazine Webinar content:
• Intro to K2 Systems’ Pi-Rack and Carport V systems
• Tips for module mounting with alternative substructures
• Modular levels for carports: various support structures
• Latest trends in utility-scale mounting solutions in European market
• Installing carports in Europe
• Q&A

Questions for this webinar can be submitted when registering or in the chat during the live webinar.

This webinar will be moderated by pv magazine Features Editor, Blathnaid O’Dea.

Registration for this webinar is free of charge.
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