Solar ground mounting in Europe

Solar double post ground mounting system is a type of structure used to install solar panels on the ground, offering enhanced stability and flexibility compared to single-post systems. 

Structure and Design

Dual Vertical Posts: Each mounting unit consists of two vertical posts (often steel or aluminum) driven into the ground, spaced apart to support a horizontal beam or racking system.

Cross-Beam or Rails: The posts are connected by a horizontal beam or rails, forming a sturdy framework. Solar panels are then mounted on these rails at a fixed tilt angle.

Material: Typically made of galvanized steel or aluminum for corrosion resistance and durability.

Applications

Utility-Scale Solar Farms: Where durability and long-term stability are critical.

High-Wind or Snow-Prone Areas: Dual posts handle dynamic loads better.

Uneven or Sloped Terrain: Posts can be adjusted independently to maintain panel alignment.

Agricultural Land: Allows for dual-use farming (agrivoltaics) by elevating panels above crops.