Arctech Solar, a leading solar tracking, racking, and BIPV system provider, recently has announced that the company starts to adopt rail-sea intermodal transport for its international business. Adopting this transportation model creates an industrial precedent in the tracker logistics process, and indicates the great improvement of the delivery efficiency and delivery volume for the Arctech Solar’s international orders. 

Representatives of China International Marine Containers (Zhangjiagang) Ltd. and Arctech Solar 

A milestone to illustrate this is the shipment of the first batch of SkyLine trackers for a 20MW solar project in Chile, which includes 42 containers, departed from Changzhou city located in East China and left China’s border through Yangshan port which locates at Shanghai. It saves nearly 25% of the domestic land logistics cost of the whole project.

The remarkable achievement result from Arctech Solar’s 3 months of dedicated work with China International Marine Containers Group, they jointly have creatively solved the problem of unbalanced loading for containers without increasing extra packaging costs and affecting the loading efficiency. The lead time is substantially shorter due to the improvement of logistics efficiency, especially solved various complex caused by traffic jams during the public holiday, and accurately locate and dispatch vehicles on time. Arctech Solar has optimized the logistics chain and adopted intermodal transport in response to the logistics restrictions and cost increases in wake of the COVID-19.

Arctech Solar, as always, is committed to providing reliable top-quality products, customized project solutions, and customer demand-oriented service to meet growing demands across the globe. Also, the company keeps bringing more added value to its global partners despite the changing situation.